Slurpin’ ramen, stressed to THE MAXXX, and happy.
I’m sorry the scans are ugly, but I did them in non-photo blue (never thinking I’d scan them, they were just stress art). When NPB scans, it’s barely visible (which is great for cleanup, I do it all the time)…so I had to jack up the scans to make ’em visible. But they’re still cute! :3
Our pet cat, Pixel, dressed as a ninja…lurkin’….and smackin’ down spiders. (In reality, Pixel J. Cat prefers to dismember grasshoppers that errantly hop into our house and leave them for Mommy to discover later on.)
Also there is a cameo by Moxie Kitten and a random squargling.
Our cat Pixel, as a ninja, lurking. (Plus, bonus Moxie Kitten!)
Using @dustbunnythumper‘s 2016 template because I got impatient.
Credits: January is from the Inkspirations for Cat Lovers Coloring Book (not my lineart), August is a master study, and March’s abomination is Sargon the rat, from the game Armello.
In other news: still working on Christmas cat story and cover, need to scan a million sketchbook things.
Just hit 30,000 words in A Gingersnap Cat Christmas. A few more scenes and it’ll be done! Time to start thinking about the cover! Middle-top might be the lucky winner, but we’ll see…
The stringier the pizza, the better! (sometimes.)
Trying out my new Col-Erase black pencil for final lines.
Off to catch her flight!
“Magnum dropped something else off. Feels bad in your hands.”
Leaves. Dish sponges. Shoelaces.
Katheryn Crenshaw is used to her cat bringing her odd gifts.
Then he brings home an object that terrifies her.
It won’t be the last.
Novelette: 10,900 words. PG-13.
A disquieting tale starring two women. More disturbing than gory, with many of the scares happening in broad daylight…
And in a complete mood swing from the last release, we have What the Cat Brought Back. It’s a novelette (think: longer short story) perfect for Halloween reading.
Writing this, I was surprised by the tender friendship between the two women, Katheryn and Mallory. I mean, it’s still a horror story, but there’s some light in the bleakness.
You can…
And please remember, reviews are always welcome!
Didn’t want another Tuesday to pass by without a Moxie!
(Krita said I only spent 13 minutes on this but it felt like a lot longer! Those hands were tricky!)
