Three New Vintage Cat Pieces

This week, I’m sharing a new vintage cat art drop — three original pieces, each centered around whimsical cats sharing a space.

There’s something quietly compelling about how cats coexist. They don’t announce their relationships. They don’t define them. They simply occupy the same room and let meaning unfold on its own. That subtle tension and companionship became the starting point for this collection.

Each piece leans into a vintage-inspired palette and setting, allowing the characters to feel both familiar and slightly timeless. From these originals, I’ve created framed prints, tote bags, and a small set of everyday pieces — a T-shirt and mug — designed to extend the artwork beyond the wall.

Recently, some of this work lived briefly at the Palm Springs Vintage Market, surrounded by reclaimed frames and objects with their own quiet histories. That environment continues to influence how I approach my art — grounding it in physical spaces, community, and shared experience.

This collection is an extension of that rhythm: slow, intentional, and made to be lived with.

You can explore the new pieces now, whenever it feels right.