Rainbow Cat

“The capacity for hope is the most significant fact of life. It provides human beings with a sense of destination and the energy to get started.”
– Norman Cousins

Rainbow Cat

4″ x 6″ Watercolor Postcard attached to Canvas

While I’m on a roll, I thought I’d share another little cat.  Doesn’t it look sweet sitting on that little easel?  One of the fun things about small art is the many ways it can be presented.  This kitty’s eyes might follow you around the room though.    😀

Is anybody up for a Halloween challenge?  On Friday, October 29th, post a painting with a Halloween theme.  It can be spooky, cute, funny, scary or just orange.  Post it on your blog, then link back here.    Are you in? 

About Norman Cousins

American writer and editor Norman Cousins is best known for his book, Anatomy of an Illness, an account of how he used nutrition and positive visualizations, including laughter, to heal from an illness diagnosed as fatal. He was born in New Jersey in 1915. He served many years as editor-in-chief of the Saturday Review, a job he loved. Under his guidance, circulation increased from 20,000 to 650,000. He received the UN Peace Medal for his world activism. He died in 1990.