Meet Marie Antoinippe. Strolling in her catnip garden she's ready to hang on your wall to remind you that every cat should be treated like a princess.

The image that launched a thousand paintings....okay, maybe not a thousand.

Created in Painter and Photoshop I used numerous classical portraits of Queen Elizabeth as reference. A cat named Lady was my inspiration.

I always loved the Anne of Cleves portrait by Holbein. She hides fish up her sleeves for late night snacks. I used a combo of cool cat images for this one. Digital.

"I only eat tofu mice, fool." You know that person. You know the one. "I'm only a Mac person" person. Well if they appreciate wild cats and/or the last cat named OS that Jobs put out then they might like this as a gift for their new pristine yet totally laid back Mac lair. Meet M.L. Jobs. Attitude. Pure attitude.

16x20 mixed media...oils, collage and gold leaf. I love the rollercoaster love story of the Fitzgeralds and used the two snow leopards, Anna and Evert, at the San Diego zoo as inspiration.

Oil on board. There are so many opportunities to rename his plays! The beautiful Mr. Phox was the inspiration for this image.

Cleo and her snake, Aspy. This was a conglomeration of references with no particular model in mind. Mixed media on board.

A Manly leader and lover of nature. The model was Seymour who really did look like Teddy Roosevelt! Oils on board.

The king needed to be a wild cat. Inspired by Rufus from Big Cat Rescue. Digital.

The koala was a toy the model, Fenris, use to run around with. My client wanted a enlightened personality to catch the cat's spirit. Oil on board.

Painted in oils and silver leaf on 11x14 board. This is a feline spin on the double agent Mata Hari. Many awesome photos taken by Big Cat Rescue were used as inspiration. All the detail is like therapy for me.