Cat queen

Pauline Ellison working in the 1970s Pauline Ellison was born in Keighley, Yorkshire in 1946. Educated at Bradford, Leicester and Cambridge Schools of Art. She has illustrated a large number of magazines and newspapers in both Europe and America, and books including “A Love of Flowers”, in collaboration with H.E. Bates (Michael Joseph 1971), “Dark Lord of Pengersick” by Richard Carlyon (G. Whizzard Publications 1975), “Grimm’s Fairy Tales” (Routledge & Kegan Paul 1981), “Master Maid” retold…

My Lola, formally known as Lolabelle the Magnificent, is a cat of discerning taste. In addition to her duties as my alarm clock and personal business coach, Lola takes her role as a pioneer of elegant living very seriously. As a service to the community, Lola is sharing some of her many talents today. In her...Read More

Great attitude - maybe not the collar

Feelin' Catty Monday: Aw, what am I talkin' about, I'm catty everyday! For the first time in my small-chested life, I actually got to use the phrase, "My eyes are up here," when I caught folks staring at my Nerdy Cat Sweater. It's the little things in life that give me joy. sweater: made by me, DIY here; dress: vintage, Four Sessions Vintage; tights: Target; shoes: Fluevog You gotta be kitten me! You cat be serious. Have you seen these images of cats vastly improving masterpieces by your…

Wishing Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II a very Happy 90th Birthday! #Queenat90

The beautiful Queen Ginger Cat...

this little study i did for the tribeca ball, which is a big gala fundraiser at the academy. it will be on view at the party and if it sells half goes to the school and half to me! i loved painting this magical creature - and i've decided i'm going to do a larger version :)

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