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Well, the original of this portrait of 's adorable kitty finally got to its home in Sweden (where the REAL Vincent can see it heee! ) so now I can post this!

When I was drawing this I really, really had a hard time. It's amazingly hard to capture the look of somebody's cat and I had a hard time of it because since the photos that Spotted had taken of him, Vincent had grown up. I studied the pictures that Spotted had taken of him for a good long time and tried to pick out Vincent's strongest features. From my point of view, this seemed to be his adorable puppy eyes and sweet face. Vincent is an abominably cute cat! From there, I attempted to draw him.

This was my first ink portrait of a real animal to date. I tried for hours to get Vincent's tabby markings absolutely correct with the limited resources that I had (tabby stripes are murder btw when you're trying to match them to a real animal's - redrawing fictional falcolf markings is a cakewalk after this adorable little guy!) and I hope I did at least a passable job.

Embarassingly long overdue prize art.

The stupendously cute Vincent is 's. This image is only for their use.
Art by me.

Description
Well, the original of this portrait of 's adorable kitty finally got to its home in Sweden (where the REAL Vincent can see it heee! ) so now I can post this!

When I was drawing this I really, really had a hard time. It's amazingly hard to capture the look of somebody's cat and I had a hard time of it because since the photos that Spotted had taken of him, Vincent had grown up. I studied the pictures that Spotted had taken of him for a good long time and tried to pick out Vincent's strongest features. From my point of view, this seemed to be his adorable puppy eyes and sweet face. Vincent is an abominably cute cat! From there, I attempted to draw him.

This was my first ink portrait of a real animal to date. I tried for hours to get Vincent's tabby markings absolutely correct with the limited resources that I had (tabby stripes are murder btw when you're trying to match them to a real animal's - redrawing fictional falcolf markings is a cakewalk after this adorable little guy!) and I hope I did at least a passable job.

Embarassingly long overdue prize art.

The stupendously cute Vincent is 's. This image is only for their use.
Art by me.