An elegant Victorian steampunk cat gal poses for the perfect portrait with an interesting collection of flying ships, hot air balloons and other flying contraptions behind her.
12" x 16" Original Acrylic on Canvas Sheet, 2009
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Comments
FreezeCube Says:
I think I've died and gone to heaven.
iDIOSYNCRANIZED Says:
Wow, you certainly don’t see something like this on Sheezyart everyday!
Victorian cats and flying machines! I love the kitty’s color, it’s such a pretty orange. And her eyes are so pretty, the green is gorgeous! And the furry texture is awesome as well. I just adore her whole outfit. Those belts are so interesting and I like the teeny details, like the keys on the belt and the circular design on the top one. Her necklace is so pretty as well. I really really really love her hat. The clock is so awesome and unpredictable and I love the little plant coming from it. Her umbrella’s so cool too, I really like the intricate designs within it. That background is so stunning! The mountains are gorgeous and I really like the lower part, with the rocks and moss. And I just noticed - the shadow of her shoes is an awesome addition and it’s good you’re able to pay attention to things like shadows, something many artists tend to forget, including myself. I love the flying ships, those have to be my favorite airborne machine out there. This looks so awesome. definitely deserves a fave.
It’s certainly quite creative
Seagreenwolf Says:
Haha wow I love this!
Pixie Wildflower Says:
Carrie, your work just gets more awesome all the time!
Kiwi Tang Says:
Whoa, that is really gorgeous! I adore her oufit, and the general steampunk atmosphere here. Very beautiful.
Minstrel Ayreon Says:
Very nice! I love how even though you manage to get the steampunk look and the Victorian clothing...somehow this cat doesn't seem "diminished" at all by wearing the typical women's clothing of the time. She still seems to have a lot of strength (even if not in-your-face about it), that comes across in the painting. Maybe it's how she seems in command of all the chaos around her...but that's definitely something I love about it. :)
Beautiful mix of two fantastic subjects! Love it!