It's hard to be serious when you see a cat wearing a slice of bread. Personally, I think it suits his coloring. What attracted me to this photo, (as well as the humor in it), is that it is easy to see the shapes on the kitty's face. This is a big bonus for making sculptural glass cats. I like that it shows where his chin is in relationship to the muzzle and how the nose is rounded on top and the cute little indentation on the tip of his nose. I may not get all those details in when making the from glass, but it's a good way to see how the details work together.
I can't picture my cat sitting still for it. He doesn't like anything on him. What about you? Do you know any cooperative kitties?
May your weekend be as inconsequential, as this post, but as much fun.
I don't understand this fad at all. It is mean! My cat would scratch my eyes out. My cat doesn't like me to breath if she is on my lap and if I do, she jumps off. Cute kittle though.
ReplyDeleteYou know, different cats have different levels of tolerance. I have a niece who dressed up her cat and the cat seemed to enjoy it. That cat also sat on command. So when I see a cat like in the picture and it's not abusive, I just smile. I know (at least from my experience), that cats are amazingly communicative either verbally or more likely physically, if something is going on that they don't like. And they have an ability to "get even" too.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a cat, but Jenny does. Her cats would not tolerate that although Walter has learned the command stay. When we are all together, including Pixie, we have found that Walter is the leader of the pack. Pixie started to climb on the loveseat. Walter was on the couch across from Pixie. He turned his head and looked at her, and Pixie climbed off the couch and lay on the floor. Go figure. He got his message across to her!
ReplyDeleteMallory, that made me laugh imagining their difference in size.
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