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Cat Collection art

Is batik style art ok? Does anybody like cats done in oil pastel (crayons) and watercolor? I love them but I’m biased because I made them. Which creator does not like their own art?

I’ve decided to put my art on bags that can be re-used, and recycled for multiple use. Its because I know everybody uses bags for going out, shopping, and carrying anything. We should use bags that can be re-used multiple times, to reduce reliance on plastic bags. Plastic pollutes our environment and takes around 10 to 1000 years to decompose. We buy groceries weekly, or even daily. Every time we buy something desired, we need a bag to carry it home, or to our next destination. When we use a recyclable bag, that is one less plastic bag to pollute a landfill, or ocean.

If you’re too shy to give tote bags as Christmas presents, you can still give a tote bag as a secondary present – when you use a bag to carry the present to your receiver. Imagine how many plastic bags each person can avoid using, when they use a re-usable bag instead.

The material supplier is Zazzle, who will ship to buyers. You can see the wide selection of materials that can be printed with artistic designs. My store is here. Its spanking new.

Here are my art, which will be on recyclable tote bags.

Cat colored in crayon and water color.

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Cat colored in oil pastel crayon. Water color is also applied.

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If you like pink and purple, this cat is for you.

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Cat in warm colors of crayon. Water color was applied over it and dried off.

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I love this cat for its fluffy, thick fur.

Silhouette of a cat. It prowls its neighborhood in search of cat pals.

This cat was done in a different style.

Cat with ginger colored patches.

This beauty has a fierce face because of its natural markings.

Mixed media cat done in crayons and water color.

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Cats get into different poses that don’t always show all of their limbs. This cat stretched itself gracefully. One of its legs and tail are hidden by its body.

Cat poses by sitting gracefully, bunched up like a fur ball.

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Blue cat sits at corner of colored walls and floor.

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Beige brown cat colored in crayons. A light purple water color wash was applied.

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I like this cat because its face is so smug that it resembles an owl’s face.

Crayon cat with water color wash applied over it.

I like this green cat with different colored eyes. Sometimes, a cat’s eyes appear to be of different colors, when light shines on them at different angles.

Cool cat colored in cool colors.

This is the same cat, before the procedure of applying watercolor was done. Which cat do you prefer? I like the watercolored cat.

Well fed cat seeks rat as play mate.

I like this well fed cat. The water color batik effect was prominent on the wall (background) and floor (foreground).

This purple cat is a beauty.

I didn’t draw this cat well. My bad.

A cat can be man’s best friend too. Batik cat.

I like the effect of paint on the yellow crayon wall.

Batik cat luminescent yellow on orange background.

This is a young kitten and it looked shy on the day its photo was taken – it was not ready for its close-up.

Mosaic pattern tiles cover this cat.

If you buy this design, you can color in the pattern to customize it to suit your taste.

Mosaic cat with butterfly design. Creative pattern art.

Butterfly print on cat! Just a joke to say that this cat ate so many butterflies that its coat became patterned with them.

Cat using brush strokes. Brush Strokes Cat #3.

A round tipped brush produces different type of brush strokes.

Cat done with minimal brush strokes.
Cat for coloring. Cat Doodles.
Reclining cat with a pattern of colors on its fur coat.