Cat Art

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My little cat art career---

"Dos Gatos en la Noche" After Japanese engraver Inagaki Tomoo
For Eureka Street Art Festival 2018
Photo by Georgia Long Aug. 2018

Why paint cats?

Cats help me paint, because they're like paint, fluid and deep, of profound mystery and power. You can't force this creature. All you can do to become one with a cat is yield to its powers. In other words #obeycat

When writer and curator Susan Michals invited me to participate in Cat Art Show LA, 2013 a whole world of cat art and cat culture opened up for me. I knew there was great cat art out there but had no idea a new movement was sweeping globe and raising the bar on all things feline. I found myself doing the right thing at the right time.

CHECK MEOWT

Official website of Cat Art Show LA curated by Susan Michals

Cat Art Show LA with Shepard Fairey on YouTube.

How cats evolved to win the internet by Abigail Tucker

my art blog

Cat cards available on Zazzle

"Sphynx with Coat" a dream come true, my cat art on a coffee bag!
This wonderful medium roast can be ordered through HUMBOLDT BAY COFFE ROASTERS

Meet our new COSTA RICA - "LA AMISTAD"
Featuring art by Humboldt County artist Rachel K Schlueter.
Costa Rica - "La Amistad" is a medium roasted coffee with a clean, bright and very well balanced coffee with a full body and notes of fruit and chocolate. 100% Arabica Beans.
Rachel K Schlueter b.1960 Cook county, Chicago, Ill.
“Growing up in Chicago, I saw firsthand how important art is. I was in my first group art exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago when I was four. Because back In1964 Chicago public schools incorporated a very important new project called Head-Start, the focus was on art, and us lucky little kids got to paint! My tempera masterpiece was of a monkey swinging on a vine. In the 60’s art education in public schools, was presented through contemporary art films and complex art projects, and field trips to museums and city craft houses. The kids had a blast, and the teachers were generous, they took on all the messy art projects. Those early years shaped who I am as a person and an artist, so for me, art is about community and healing. Beyond creating art my vision includes working on a community level to promote public art and zero % commission art exhibits for artists of all ages.”
Rachel lives and works in Eureka Ca. with her husband Stock and five cats.

You can find this coffee at Eureka Natural Foods in Eureka, Ca. or give us a call at (707)-444-3969 to get yourself a bag!