Cats are great fun as decorative elements, but often difficult to catch on paper.
Saffy, a descended ceiling-cat
When I visit friends with cats, I spend a lot of time chasing their cats around trying to draw them.
This is further complicated by cats who gradually vanish between the sofa cushions while they are being sketched.
From Cassandra Clare’s December 2019 newsletter
It’s fun to glance back occasionally and see them over time — both changes in the cats and in my pursuit of an explanation of how Scottish Folds work.
Here’s Reginald (and Maggie) in 2017.
And some bonus lions from the Melbourne Zoo the same year (“lion-coloured” is one of my favourite colour descriptions):
Kathleen Jennings 
Domestic cats are surprisingly difficult to capture (artistically). Love these felines.
Also it easy to photograph them either. I’m sure they are aliens at times. 🤣
I agree with that!
That was meant to read it isn’t easy ooops silly iPhone spellcheck removed it 🤣 but I think you got what I meant haha
Clearly the cat overlords are monitoring your communications.
Haha yeah! They obviously were like. Hold on a second… don’t spread bad rumours about us. 😆
I did 😂
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