Artist Illustrates Relatable Moments From Life With A Cat, And Many Cat Owners Can Relate (35 New Pics)
Interview With ArtistAny cat owners out there? Today, we're excited to share more of Nick Filippou's work. This artist is known for his relatable comics that capture the everyday reality of living with a cat. While the author's cat Minnie is undeniably his biggest muse, some of his new strips also feature additional characters - a dog and even a baby! As you can imagine, having this wonderful trio around must be truly inspiring and, at times, quite challenging.
In our previous interview, the artist told us about his comic series: “Art is expression. Most of my comics are inspired by real events. These comics are an outlet of what I’m feeling and it’s helped me with all the highs and lows of real life."
Scroll down to see the most recent works by Nick, and if you missed out on previous Bored Panda posts featuring more comics from this artist, you can find them here, here, or here.
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Very common with kittens. However, my 9 year old void, Jack, will still get that crazed look on his face and go after my feet sometimes. Guess he’s a perpetual kitten. A 9 year old, 15 lb kitten.
My little blind cat must sit in my lap even if it's just a 10 second pee. "I'll never p00p alone."
My cat Chevy is the opposite. Call him and he's like yes? You called? Let me see these people but they cannot touch me.
Especially if they found the trash themselves. Or stole it themselves.
Don’t be distracted by the floofy cuteness, there’s a cunning creature underneath. Cats can be incredibly smart and clever. Believe me, I’ve been a cat person since childhood.
One of our now dearly departed cats, Smudgy, started out as an outdoor cat, then we adopted her and she was an indoor/outdoor cat. She knew how to hunt. But when she became the neighborhood serial killer of small birds, animals, and reptiles—-I can’t tell you the grisly sights we would see when we got home from work, some were so bad we couldn’t tell what the animal used to be—-we brought her inside permanently. She did however continue to be a good, and of course ruthless, mouser.
True. When I was little, I used to pile all my dolls and stuffed animals on my bed, and suddenly we’d magically be on a sailing ship having adventures. Sometimes one would fall off the bed, so we’d have a toy overboard, and (as the Captain, of course) I would have to “dive in and swim out” to rescue them. Children’s imaginations are a wonderful thing sometimes.
Love the vein diagram 🤣 Edit: ugh autocorrect, I meant Venn
I build the box forts for the kittens, hubby throws them out on recycling day. Tip: use a few different sizes of hole saw attachments to make lots of different amputation ports in the kitty castle.
I thought the covered up word was motherfuckered my plants,then I realised it says murdered.
Yes she does. My little fat one is a relentless food hound... She comes running from ANYWHERE if she hears the sound of whipped cream, used to "popcorn" herself when she was younger-- essentially a spontaneous backflip followed by a begging scream, and sticks her head right into the bag to steal a donut. 😂 (For the record, NO I don't let her eat that or any excess... she's obese and very VERY persistent to get to food in difficult places)
THAT SQUINT THO-IT IS LIKE " I don't wanna get up but I don't wanna fix anything, which I would have to get up for..."
These are all too true. Winnie seems like a clone of my cat nyx.
On the artist's Youtube channel you can see Minnie in real life, and it's awesome: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCVYN_6dCSN9yGImu4yGiXow
These are all too true. Winnie seems like a clone of my cat nyx.
On the artist's Youtube channel you can see Minnie in real life, and it's awesome: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCVYN_6dCSN9yGImu4yGiXow
