Inktober 2019, Day 20: Tread

This one seemed to have universal appeal on Instagram. Apparently everyone's cat does this.

Inktober 2019, Day 20, prompt word, "Tread." Dip pen and ink, 8 x 11 in. by Ciana Pullen. [Image description: realistic black and white drawing of a cat standing on a woman's face as she lies in bed. The woman's face is all scrunched up where the paws are pushing her skin, and she is mostly expressionless with her eyes open and looking at the cat's face. The cat is black and its back and head are cut off beyond the edge of the page, except its nose and muzzle, which are pointed at the woman's face. The nose and whiskers are silhouetted against her black hair.]

Inktober 2019 Day 6: Husky

I drew this overbearing cat after days of missing sleep because my cat was licking bags at night, knocking things over, stomping on my face and being a pest in the middle of the night.

An overbearing cat. Inktober 2019, Day 6, prompt word, "Husky." Dip pen and ink wash, 8 x 11 in. by Ciana Pullen / St. Rhinocéros [Image Description: Black and white pen and ink wash drawing of a woman asleep in bed with the covers over her, her head near the viewer. Just above her hovers a gigantic cat, larger than the woman sleeping, in "loaf" position, looking down at her. The cat is seen from below, like a photo of one of those cats sitting on a glass table, where you can see the flat plane of their belly and all their feet tucked under.]

Tutorial: How To Paint A Cat

Thank you @Hosico Cat for this amazing tutorial.

[Video description: relaxing vibraphone music plays while the camera shows a close-up of a paintbrush painting a cat's head on a plain white background, which in fact is obviously just an illusion created by a very calm real cat wearing a piece of paper with a hole cut out like an Elizabethan collar and someone stroking the cat's face with a dry paintbrush. The cat glances around and enjoys the paintbrush massage.]