“Nothing will ever be attempted if all possible objections must first be overcome.”
–
Samuel Johnson
Innocent Cat
4″ x 4″ Acrylic on Ampersand Clayboard
I promise, it started off innocent enough.
Really…. it did.
Do you ever wonder what makes an artist take the turns they take in a painting? Well, I think you know better than to try to figure out where my head is, but I think this is a perfect example of an innocent beginning gone crazy.
Did I have fun?
You bet! 
About Samuel Johnson
Samuel Johnson, the sharp-witted British essayist, wrote the first English language dictionary; his definitions still form the backbone of current dictionaries. He was born in Staffordshire in 1709. Johnson married a widow 20 years his senior and lived in poverty before achieving success with his essays when he was in his forties. Later in life, he befriended the young James Boswell, whose Life of Johnson became the quintessential English biography. Johnson died in 1784.
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