Here I have collected the cat breed pictures I have made. They are in form of caricatures. (If you are more interested in realistic cat portraits, check the Cat Art tab on the left).
I am partial to Abyssinians because they are my chosen cat breed. Here I have strived to achieve the intelligent, yet kind look of the Aby's eyes. And those big ears, of course. If you are interested in reading more about this beautiful breed, you can start from here. | |
Ragdoll. The most lovable, laid-back and people-loving cat breed. It is a big cat who loves its people with deep devotion. And look at that lovely coat - and those beautiful blue eyes... A true beauty of a cat! Read more about this cat here. | |
Japanese Bobtail is an intelligent cat who makes a home in anyone's heart. Silky coat, beautiful colors, bunny-tail and long hind legs. Once this breed was deeply loved by the imperial court of Japan and we understand why. Read more about Japanese Bobtails here. | |
Korat - the beautiful silver-grey good-luck cat of Thailand. It was believed it brought good luck to the household and were considered national treasures. The Korat is called the "Cat with five hearts". If you want to know why, read more here. | |
Singapura - the world's smallest cat breed. And one of the most curious ones too. A real explorer, always intersted in everything. Intelligence comes in the same package. Anyone who has had a Singapura swears it is the best and funniest cat breed. Read more here. | |
Turkish Angora was the cat from which the Persian was developed. It has a gorgeous coat, a plume of a tail and the elegance of a ballerina. And it loves heights... So you'll find it high up when ever there is a chance to climb on anything. And this is also a very intelligent cat. Not to mention how beautiful! Read more about this breed here. |
You find all these cat caricatures on gifts and clothing in my Cafepress and Zazzle stores.
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This book travels with the King Tut - Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh exhibition on his world tour of ten cities from March 2018 onwards |
Tutankhamun: In My Own Hieroglyphs tells the story, for older children, of the life and afterlife of the famous young pharaoh in his own words. Tutankhamun tells us about the trouble he got into as a child in Akhenaten's palace in the new city of Akhetaten, and how he became a boy pharaoh. As we learn, his life changed a lot when he died as a teenager, and long years of boredom started in his tomb with only his pet monkey Fingers and his treasure for company. He did meet some of the Egyptian gods, of course, and had fun scaring off tomb robbers, but it was mostly rather dull. Then one day, some new and strange people, including a Mr. Howard Carter, arrived and began to take all the treasures out of his royal tomb. Fortunately, through the eyes of his beautiful golden mask, Tutankhamun, could have fun again traveling around the world |
An ancient friend of mine, Mr Mummific dictated a book about how he became a mummy - and I was his scribe and artist. The book is available at Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk On my other website www.ancientagypt101.com he continues his stories about life in ancient Egypt. |
Another hilarious adventure for children with Mr Mummific, the mummy with attitude. He now tells the story of his mishaps, misunderstandings and misadventures as he leaves his tomb through the False Door to embark on the complicated and dangerous journey to the Afterlife aboard the magnificent Ship of Millions. Find the book at Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk |
The first book in an epic fantasy series based on human mythology. The search for the mythical Watchers, the angels who fathered the Nephilim, the half-angels. A story that moves on three levels - our times, ancient Greece and ancient Egypt.
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If you are looking for demanding coloring, check:
Online Coloring Books Magazine - No.1
It shows you step by step how to color this pretty Abyssinian cat with flowers. Each page has a color sample, and all the techniques are explained.