Tabbies Mugs

Cats don't always smell the best, but that's okay! Show your love for the smelly feline in your life with this goofy graphic!

Because who doesn't love those little squishy cats?

A cute cartoon design of a blue-green dolphin and a gray tabby cat. Great for those who love dolphins and kitties.

Cute portrait of my cats, Buster and Teddy. About the art: I create whimsical, one of a kind mixed media art pieces using discontinued designer remnants, up cycled vintage things, found objects, and paint. Later, I use blended art markers and art pencils to reinterpret the art into illustrations. This image is an original illustration i did of my cats, Buster and Teddy. To see original artworks, please visit www.erinbrieart.com or [email protected].

Cats don't always smell the best, but that's okay! Show your love for the smelly feline in your life with this goofy graphic!

a little orange tabby cat watercolor

Set of friendly tabby cats, Cocoa, Cinnamon, Marshmallow, and Stormy!

Rows of alternating adorably happy orange and grey tabby cats. PURRfect for any cat lover - especially of tabbies! Meow! >^..^<

I hope you enjoy this original fun design featuring my own original writing and a photos of my cat at home. Enjoy!

Enjoying the view and watching the world go by, this orange tabby cat relaxes in the doorway of his home.

Acrobati-Cats two orange ginger tabby cats playing junping and rolling.

Our little tabby cat

Tabby cats are a favorite pet. Tabbies are not actually a breed but refer to the distinctive striped markings. This image of the tabby cat is distinctive because of the contrast of its soft, striped coat and bright red door.

This gray tabby cat may look like it's resting but he keeping track of everything.

Leon Charles Huber (1858-1928) was a French painter who specialized in animals, in particular cats. Huber was also known for helping the poor by offering food and other services from his studio. He also tutored many young artists.

For all the orange/ginger cat owners and lovers out there

Dark Tiger

Light Tiger

Acrylic on Canvas 51cm x 76 cm ( 20 in x 30 in ) This started as a demo for a workshop, and evolved into many versions over time until this final version. It has a lot of texture now - I tried to create the real texture of cats with paper collage, and created whiskers with fibers extracted from specialty papers. This was recently sold, and was intended as a Christmas gift for a special friend. Unfortunately the recipient was not happy with it, as it didn't go with her style of her home, so it has come back to me. I am sure it will find a loving home eventually. Update: I'm happy to report that this has now been sold. As luck would have it, this Pussicats painting has ended up at Clayfire gallery in Daylesford, Victoria, and has...

Just kittens being kittens

A silly orange tabby who's absolutely purrfect for cat lovers!

Why is this cute gray tabby so angry? Who knows, but maybe they'll help warn people to keep their distance!