Cats Will Eat You

19+ years of new art everyday. site: mmm.page/catswilleatyou.main

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devote thy self

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last night i wrote this little beat and made this visual for you "boombox alpha"

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the surrounding

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float

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my time has come

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I painted this for you last night. “melded”

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I wanted to encapsulate my love for lamp lighting in a painting. I created this one in VR using painting VR on a quest 3. I call this masterpiece "I love lamp lighting"

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new paintings are now in my shop!

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a little surrender

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goodnight

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Today is day 7141 of the catswilleatyou daily art streak. Somehow no days missed. I dunno it's crazy. Thanks for all the eyeballs and interaction with my work. I love you all so much. Grateful to share my strange art journey with you.

Here's a June 2026 Recap.

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find your self

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i stayed up way too late hand drawing this 24 frame loop. i had zero plan, i was just doodling and this is where it landed. i love it. "floating up"

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glued

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What it feels like when I close my eyes

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in the pocket

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Do you ever feel like requiring yourself to post everyday stops you from an important project? Have you ever wanted to spend a long time on a single piece and not done it? I feel like part of your art is the short intention span of the world right now, but do you have a dream piece that might take time?

I do work on some longer pieces that take more time. But the everyday practice is very important to me for a few reasons. a lot of times the longer form pieces just don't have the impact that i occasionally get from a daily piece. i just don't get my best work done that way. 1) it's improving my craft 2) it's adding new skills to my arsenal 3) it prevents me from overthinking