CAT lino print

Absolutely beautiful work, Sally. The contrast of fine line-work and solid black areas for the cat and the top right is extremely effective. A lovely balance in the composition. Looks great on brown paper too.

Nice lino cut. Good job!!!

This is great. I love they way you have been able to produce such fantastic fine llines and details.

This is simply charming.

Beautiful lines and movement!

Great work!

This is awesome, very skillfull!

I like the expressiveness of the lines. they are bold and have a lot of texture. Great!

Brilliant

I can almost hear that gorgeous cat purring.

very very good work….loooove it..!!

love it super!

Thank you to EVERYONE! I’m simply overwhelmed by all your kind words and support.
Just fo rthe record, this particular print is my absolute favourite piece, for quite a few reasons. It’s the first (and only) completed piece I’ve been able to look at and say …Yep! that’s finished.

I’m so happy you like it too.

well done

Thank you Solo

Excellent work of art!

it’s my favourite. teh relationship between the two, the cat and the feline-like woman. both very sensual.

thank you very much for your comments

I like the lines and the way you cutting them, the cat came out really well you almost hear it pur.

Hi! I just looked at your own work and it’s absolutely wonderful!
Thank you for commenting on mine. I My cat has bee with me longer than I have had my children, and he always reminds me of my younger self.

ooohhh I love this! the cat looks so contented….. love the body shape….

thanks Deborah. I have a very old cat who I’m very jealous of! (o:

wow…so moving

Just beautiful, and familar… i dont usually like lino cuts, as i find them too harsh. This one however is just so full of warmth…..i love it!

Beautiful work

Thanks Phil (o:

Very nice,I love this piece

have always enjoyed lino prints. this is great.

I’m so glad you like it. I haven’t made any new prints since producing this series – I found the whole process excruciatingly painful and frustrating, and not always so rewarding – I had so many stuff-ups before getting just one right! It is a slow, complicated process and I am terribly impatient by nature. But teh ones that did work out were worth the effort, I guess. As with childbirth, in time I might forget the agony and be willing to do it all over again….. maybe. lol

Really like this one. It may have been a difficult process, but your patience was well rewarded.

Exquisite. Very beautiful.

Beautiful work x

I found this while voting in the nude challenge you entered it in. At the time I had not stopped to visit your gallery. Thanks for faving some of my work and prompting me to visit and watch you some more.

Great cat – reminds me of mine when he comes to love me up – nice work all around!

im impressed with the lack of ink pickup where her skin is!

This is really lovely…such movement and feeling in the cat. I can imagine how long it took to cut! Hard work, I know. (I have the scars to prove it lol)

in the future, selective inking can help or you can place a “blocker” on parts you want white (meaning put a clean piece of paper between the area u don want to pick up and the paper you’re printing it on)

my one print of a still life i had to do that for the forehead of the statue

look at that naked lady and her pet, gives a whole new meaning to the word pussy. lol!

Reminds me of old poster art by Toulouse Lautrec . The bed reminds me of Van Gogh. This picture is very impressive, with an aged feel about it.
I especially like the work on the woman’s hand and the cat.
Good work Sally, well done!

Hi there,lino is so hard to do [thinking in reverse etc..]and you have done this with such a fabulous line..it looks like a drawing …well done.

This is simply awesome.

Everythings probably been said about this piece already… delicious inspirational. I need to do some more lino work again!!! It looks exactly like my neighbours friendly cat haha (shame she doesnt look like my neighbour).