16/07/2026
For more than 25 years of my life, I lived with a total of 7 cats. That’s 77% of my life. I studied them carefully. I tried valiantly to capture their perfection in my drawings. It’s impossible. I’ve come to understand one thing: Cats are beyond our understanding.
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🗳️ BTW- I’m updating my Patreon! I want to give you all more options on what you can get. I still am looking for ways to be more financially supported so I can create even more art!
So, poll time! You can select one or more things you want to continue see / want to be added to my patreon!
🔵A- Early access (1 week early)
⚪️B- Get a secret bonus panel (that won’t be posted on social media until much much much later)
🔵C- See my doodles / sketches
⚪️D- See my behind-the-scene work in progress (timelapase, doodles of ideas etc for each comic / artwork)
🔵E- Patreon shout outs at end of the comic (with your name or username listed!)
Other ideas? Leave comments or send me a private message!
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Page 1 Panel 1: “Cats are hard to draw!” Image shows a paper with pencil drawings of two cats in convoluted positions. Both are on their backs with bellies up, one paw curled and another stretched out. Their heads look detached. Their bodies are twisted in opposite directions. The right cat’s tail is under their body, and their ears are hidden under their floofy tail. (also, that cat is a floofy cat who was shaven all over except for their paws, head, and tail.)
Panel 2:
The art teacher scolds Carlisle, pointing to the drawing, “These are NOT anatomically accurate.”
Panel 3: Carlisle is signing “but”, saying “But I used the reference photos!”
Page 2 Panel 1 and 2:
Carlisle holds up a phone, showing actual photos of both cats in convoluted positions. They are lying on blankets. The caption below reads “yep, these are actual pics of my cats."
Panel 3: The art teacher looks at the phone and is too stunned to say anything.
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