Cat Translation Spell, ink and colored pencil
I’ve often wished I could understand what my cats were saying but I should have known! Fortunately the Cat Translation Spell has an Unspell to reverse the effects.
This is another page in my Fake Journal for International Fake Journal Month. I was excited to get to this page where the black paper transitions to the brown pages. It’s so much fun drawing with white and gold gel pen on the black and colored pencil works beautifully on both of these papers.
Oh I’m loving this, so cute. I think we have all wondered what our pets would say but it’s probably best we can’t.
I agree completely. And also that some of it would be bleeped on TV.
annie
Cute and funny! Very whimsical cat spells! I too wish to understand what my cat is saying, and I often do when she is talking about her dish or a closed door she needs to be opened. It is when she gets into her philosophical monologues I get lost…
Thank you for a good laugh on Friday afternoon! The couch does indeed need shredding – how could I not have noticed?!
Oh goodness, I don’t think I would ever want to know what my cat is thinking….I know enough already!! LOL
Oh, and your paintings on the last post are all wonderful!
Nice! I’m sure if we knew what our pets were thinking at all times it would drive us insane!
I always tend to think that my cats are swearing at me.
Jana, I loved this spread, the colored pages shifting, the front and back of the cat!
Thanks Roz! It’s so much fun to play with the ideas and image and just see what happens. Jana
I agree with you, Libby. Not only swearing but nobody can give us the finger like a cat.
annie
I never thought of it that way, but it sure rings true! Jana
That’s so funny! I hadn’t thought of it like that before, but I sure agree. Jana