His greatest loves were his cats – and he proved it with his legacy! 🐈⬛ American illustrator Edward Gorey, known for his uniquely macabre humor, openly stated that his greatest loves were his cats. His devotion was so profound that upon his death, he left the majority of his wealth to an animal care organization, … More Edward Gorey’s Lifelong Devotion
WIN a FREE A3 Wall Calendar! Pick your top 3 artworks in our online exhibition and you could win one of our lovely new A3 calendars. HOW TO ENTER: One lucky winner will be chosen at random from all valid entries on the 31st of October and be contacted directly via email. Good luck, and … More WIN An A3 Wall Calendar!
Sarais Crawshaw S.O.F.A. uses coloured pencil on buff paper to capture the undeniable presence of a Bengal Tiger from behind. Notice how the texture of the pencil and the warmth of the paper make those iconic stripes practically glow. It’s magnificent. The artist turns a rear view into a dramatic encounter by capturing the tiger’s … More The View from Behind
🎉 Introducing the FIRST EVER S.O.F.A. Wall Calendar! 🎉 Get ready for a year of pure, original feline charm! We’re thrilled to unveil the S.O.F.A. 2026 Wall Calendar, a delightful journey featuring twelve unique cat portraits by twelve of our brilliant full members. Why you’ll love it: 👉 Tap the link to order yours today!
Pure, unadulterated happiness! 🧡 This small, charming portrait of a pleased ginger cat is a delightful example of Toni Goffe’s unique style, a blend of humor, nature, and pure joy. This pleased-looking fellow is ready to brighten your day. Toni Goffe is a master of storytelling through art, and you can feel the cat’s cheerful … More Pleased
Two looks, one magical necklace! ✨ Which side would you wear first? Artist Denise Laurent S.O.F.A. has created a completely unique piece of wearable art using resins, pigments and gold leaf in this reversible cat pendant. The result: a stunning two-sided design! It’s the perfect way to match your jewelry to your mood! Which side … More Which side would you wear first?
The legend of Kaspar began with an unfortunate event in 1898. A guest at the Savoy, Woolf Joel, hosted a dinner for what turned out to be thirteen people. He laughed off the old superstition that a party of 13 was bad luck, that the first to rise would be the first to die, but … More Cats Of London: Kaspar
Meet the neighbour’s tabby who just needs a little peace and quiet! Artist Avril Sleeman S.O.F.A. captured this regular visitor, who often sneaks into her garden for a little break from his five feline housemates. The etching process allows for a beautiful, delicate rendering of the cat’s coat as we see him from behind, caught … More Just A Little Peace And Quiet
Society Of Feline Artists 