THE ADVENTURES OF CATMAN (And his friends): May 2018

Sunday, May 27, 2018

COMING SOON FROM CATMAN COMIX

TEAM CATMAN'S GREATEST ADVENTURE

RAICHO

(Thunder LIzzard)

Friday, May 25, 2018

CONVERSATIONS WITH CLOE IX: To The Dux Pond

CONVERSATIONS WITH CLOE IX

To the Dux Pond

Monday, May 21, 2018

CONVERSATIONS WITH CLOE: VIII: Wooden Dux

Down at "Walden," Cloe is quickly discovering that not all the ducks abandoned her with the end of winter...

Tuesday, May 15, 2018

CONVERSATIONS WITH CLOE: VII: There Be Dinosaurs!

CONVERSATIONS WITH CLOE: VII:

There Be Dinosaurs!

Meanwhile, back at the lake...little Zoe Nekojin makes a big discovery while Cloe makes an important discovery of her own...

Monday, May 14, 2018

MEET "BOBBIE CAT"

    It all started a few weeks ago when I discovered very large cat paw prints and claw marks in the fresh topsoil I had just set in the front garden of “The Hermitage,” located near the shores of “Walden”. Those claw marks led right up to a mound of fresh dirt which contained of all things a “cat present” but one far too large for the average house cat and which contained bits and pieces of various “stuff”. A similar set of paw prints and another “present” was found last week. It became obvious that we had a new “neighbor” at “Walden” but look as I might, I could find nothing, could see nothing about, except for some occasional scattered feathers. I didn’t think too much more about it until a couple of mornings ago on my morning walk when the mystery was perhaps solved…Meet “Bobbie Cat.”

(“Bobbie Cat” drawing by Aoi Tokugawa.” ©2018 by Aoi Tokugawa and the Kitty Mafia Art Worx.™ All rights reserved.)

Wednesday, May 9, 2018

CONVERSATIONS WITH CLOE: VII

After meeting the cute little yellow-headed sparrows, Cloe started to get more in the spirit of things (but not quite), so the catkids headed down to the lake where there was a lot more to see...

Sunday, May 6, 2018

UNCLE HAYATO'S ART CORNER (Sort of...)

Today we present "Flying Batsand the Full Moon by Ohara Kosnn, dated c. 1930 depicting four bats flying on a full moon night. The old name of the bat was "henfuku", which containted the word, "fuku" (happiness). Therefore, a bat was considered as a lucky symbol in Japan.

Two of the bats in this scene appear to be a bit more batty than the others but they are definitely "fuku"...