Cat Art & Illustration

Every once in a while, graphic artist Jason Munn sneaks some cats into his awesome poster designs, like this one for Ben Folds Five and his classic Bike & Cats. If you’re lucky enough to have either of these beauties,…

Artist Grace DeLuna of Dressy Pets Portraits paints custom portraits of pets in clothes and she just did one for me of my grey tabby Andy! Isn’t he hilarious? We decided that Andy would be most likely to wear a…

Need to send someone a little note of encouragement? Check out his awesome “Go Get ‘Em Tiger” greeting card from Rifle Paper Co. Printed with black ink and metallic gold foil. Available as a single greeting card or in a…

This beautiful painting by artist JoAutumn Brock of Portland captures a lovely Catification moment. A sunny spot with a window to look out and shelves to perch on. Doesn’t get any better than that. This image is available as an archival…

These lovely art prints by Bernadette Sipkes are inspired by nature and lace-like paper cut images. Owl and Pussycat and Cats and Tree are both available from the Sugarloop Etsy shop.

When Jeannine Schafer was a child, she was torn between being a zookeeper and an artist. She went the direction of artist and illustrator but never lost her passion for animals. Jeannine focuses her art on the animals she loves,…

These cool cat cards feature the whimsical artwork of Anna Bond, co-ower of Rifle Paper Co. All cards are printed in the USA and are available as single cards or in boxed sets from RiflePaperCo.com.

Have you ever thought about what kind of wardrobe would match your cat’s personality? Would she dress like you or would she have a completely different style? Well, one day artist Heather Mattoon imagined her cat wearing a little peacoat,…

This amazing collection of vintage cat food labels will delight any cat lover who’s a fan of graphic design or popular culture! “Cat Food for Thought” by Warren Dotz and Masud Husain is a colorful, quirky, one-of-a-kind gallery of cat food…

These colorful art prints from illustrator Stacie Bloomfield are inspired by heirloom quilt patterns with carefully curated color palettes. They’ll add a touch of geometric fun to your décor. Available from Gingiber.com or from the Gingiber Etsy shop.