thearcalian:

bead-bead:

geekwithsandwich:

kakaphoe:

willowwish64:

babyanimalgifs:

The Black Footed cat is the smallest wild cat in Africa and one of the smallest wild cats in the world.

Here’s an adult kitty for size comparison:

too smoll

OK but you can’t mention my all-time favorite cat without also mentioning that these little motherfuckers are legendary for being 1000% ready to throw down with anyone at any time, they’ve literally been seen trying to fight a giraffe and are known to successfully bring down sheep by getting underneath them and ripping their bellies open like what the fuck, chill

Their name in Afrikaans means “anthill tiger” because they’ll hide inside a hollowed out anthill and then jump out and try to rip your face off

They are perfect and I love them

Aw, look at these little murder muffins.

@mostlycatsmostly

sh8-bit-angora:

needthisbook:

Ten Major Artists:

Wong Wong & Lu Lu

Wong Wong & Lulu

Pepper gazing into the mirror before a self-portrait

Pepper examining himself before commencing a self-portrait

Pepper painting his self-portrait

Pepper’s self-portrait

Tiger

Tiger the spontaneous reductionist

Misty in action

Misty goes off the wall

Minnie: abstract expressionist

Minnie, the abstract expressionist

Minnies finished work

Minnie’s Reindeer in Provence, 1992.

Smokey contemplating

Smokey painting after an hour in the catnip patch

Smokey painting after an hour in the catnip patch

Smokey at work

Ginger's 'Stripped Bare Birds', 1992.

Ginger’s Stripped Bare Birds, 1992.

Princess' 'Regularly Ridiculed Rodents', 1993.

Princess, the elemental fragmentist

Charlie the peripheral realist

Charlie, the peripheral realist

this literally makes me so happy

lackadaisycats:

Anonymous said:
“Have you noticed your art style changing of late? A lot of your recent sketches and pictures seem to make the eyes on a lot of characters (Rocky, Ivy, Freckle, Mordecai etc.) way bigger, at least proportionally. Mordecai’s also been getting more angular and almost dog-like.”

Dog-like?  I’m not seeing that…but I’m probably least qualified to judge.
I don’t think I’ve made any dramatic character design changes lately – no more than I usually do, I mean.  Given really early art and the most recent art, the difference is obvious, but a chronology shows smaller, incremental changes (to my eye, anyway).  It’s just kind of the natural result of drawing something a lot over a long period of time.