Is It Time Yet? by goldie
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Enjoying the afternoon sun in her backyard, Amy felt a gentle prod on her leg--it was her calico, Rosie,. Her pleading gaze and meowing said it was getting close to her feeding time...
Do you know that calicos are always female? Just another piece of useless info :)
Another little scene with La Femme--really liking this gal.
Thanks for dropping by and for any comments you would like to share...greatly appreciate your support and kind comments.
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Comments (18)
I want food Missy! No get up and do it... pweez!
Fun and adorable my friend .love puddy tats.
A sweet scene. It looks so sunny and warm on her porch. Kitty is cute!
Excellent work! They are insistent creatures.
Wonderful and heart warming!
Awesome scene!
You never know when you might meet a kindred spirit in this life...
Wonderful scene ! Nice work.
Great image!!!
Absolutely charming!
Or she is hungry, or she wants to hug!
What an adorable scene; poses, lighting... all is so nice, excellent work, Barb!
Delightful!
Beautiful.
Que cena delicada e sensΓvel minha amiga, trabalho magnifico, aplausos (5)
Very handsome scene
This happens to me everyday
We call this colour cat Tortoiseshell.
A very sweet scene,even if I have a little dog, I love cats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I knew that! Wheee - I actually knew something! π
And I also know that this is a delightful and beautifully done scene - as your always are, Barb! π
Lovely work. You have perfectly captured the essential cat. Curious, hungry and ever ready for hugs and attention :)