Russian illustrator, Elena Efremova, loves cats.
So, she decided to use them as part of her beautiful artwork, by turning them into "Coffee cats".
She started matching different coffee types to their fur color and patterns.
There's Americano, Macchiato, Cappuccino and many more.
Paintings by famous artists throughout history have captured the cat as our constant companion.
But if you really want to follow the cat as it prowls through centuries of history, you can find anything you need to know on this Facebook page. Starting with the cat's very beginnings in pre-history, to its rise as a beloved and worshipped goddess, then its demonization and finally, to its current position as cherished companion and inspiration.
If you happen to find yourself wandering around Manchester, New Hampshire with some time to kill, you've got to check out Cat Alley! Previously known as "Dean Court," the little side street leading to the public library in Manchester is an open-air gallery for kitty-themed street art.
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We have already told you about this talented cat owner who doodles everything (And we mean everything) on his personal cat, Bob. Now he is back with a fresh collection of doodles that makes everything so much better. For more, visit his Instagram page.
This Instagram Account by artist Chata528 from Japan is just too cute! This unique artist brings these outstanding handmade furry felt animal creations to life by taking them on their own mini-excursions throughout Japan, dressing them up and using carefully-made props to convince you that they are out touring the country in their own adventurous way. Check out his creations on Instagram- these are sure to brighten up your day!
The Topiary Cat is a creation by Richard Saunders, a surrealist artist from Hertfordshire, England. His breathtaking images have been created after he took a photograph of a beautiful garden scene, and he realized that a bush resembled his beloved Russian Blue cat, Tolly, while asleep. Now he is back with some new photos and we just love them!
Everyone thinks that their cat is the cutest cat in the world, with a beauty that deserves to be documented. People usually do it by overwhelming everyone's social media feeds with photo after photo. But why not take your showing off one step further and get your cat's face perfectly replicated in a 3D portrait? Wakuneco is a Japanese artist who only needs is a photo of your fluffy cat and she can create what looks like a carbon copy of the cat's head to mount in a frame, so you can proudly display his or her good looks anywhere you like. Check out her amazing working process.
Who could imagine the cat's body parts could be even cuter than they are?
It is amazing how artist Sean Charmatz sees the world and showcases it through hilariously cute animations. This time we have brought you his unique take on his cat's different body parts. So if you ever need to cheer yourself up, take a moment and browse through his smashing fun creations. They will definitely put a smile on your face!
The Middle Ages from the 5th to 15th century have gifted us with some ancient artifacts and relics that we, modern-day humans, have ogled and awed at over for centuries. And none of these ancient artifacts has most captivated our cat-lover minds as their medieval cat art. Cats have long since been admired and intriguing to the masses, and what better way than to preserve their memory and what they mean to you and your culture than with some art? Check out these weird paintings.
Indonesian artist, Fransdita Muafidin, published on his Instagram page a new series of photomontages with giant cats in the final stages of conquering our world.
