This illustrated cat standing over a kitchen knife with the word “Kitsune” written on it made me pause while walking in Park Slope, Brooklyn the other day. Kitsune generally relates to the Japanese myth of trickster foxes, but I have been unable to discover what it might mean in this specific context–a band, a brand, an artist? Regardless, I admired the work. And, it reminded me of one of the patches that I wear in my backpack seen below.
When I saw this image of a cyberpunk computer technician anthropomorphic cat that I generated with Stable Diffusion, the first thing that came to mind was the Bastard Operator from Hell. Having worked at a help desk, I think it would be an interesting experience to be his co-worker. It certainly wouldn’t be boring!
After walking six miles on Monday, I was lying on the floor of our apartment. I looked up and saw our cat Mose looking down at me from this perch on his cat tree. Above Mose is a tuxedo cat pillow designed by Elsa Chang. Together, imagine my surprise at seeing two upside down cats staring down at me. I righted the image before posting it.
I saw this figures within a face artwork drawn on a white bookshelf among some trash on the sidewalk in Brooklyn yesterday. Its inventiveness caught my attention despite carrying a load of groceries back home.
Last Saturday night, I hung out of our apartment window to capture this image of the full moon with my Lumix G85 camera with a 45-150 lens. If I had gone outside, found a straight view, and used the tripod, I know that I could have got a clearer and more focused shot. This was just a bit of fun. Next chance, I’ll do it right.
