zombie cat & monster fish

Why are zombies only depicted as humans in pop culture? Why not give some “love” to animals too? Does my drawing scare you? If so, then I did my job! This is part of a series I have been doing on various zombies. I get in that mode around Halloween, of course.

On the scary theme, I also did a short video on my Outdoor & Nature channel which has a touch of Halloween flair in it, called Tiny River Monster: Red Breast Sunfish. It is my little spoof on the series that appears on Nat Geo. (My video even includes an instrumental song I composed which seems to fit perfectly to the scary theme.) Happy Halloween everybody and Enjoy!

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hungry cats

It’s 3 a.m.! Have you fed your cats? My cartoon shows how my three cats are not shy about asking for kibble in the wee hours of the morning.

sketch: cat on the box

Why do cats love laying on boxes and luggage?  This time, she is on my paint box.

still chilly

Although the trees are starting to bloom, there’s still a chill in the air.  The cats roll up like sow bugs to keep warm.

Ying and Yang

Charles Schultz once said, “Happiness is a warm puppy.” Can I add warm cats to that? Introducing my cats – BooBoo (left) and Mac (right). BooBoo likes to play hide (and seek), especially when a stranger comes over. But he is a soft loving hug when everything’s back to normal. Mac is truly user-friendly. Named aptly because when he was a kitten, he’d sit on my lap and look at the screen whenever I was surfing on my computer. Plus, he is friendly to all, even to new comers.