Ever imagined your cat being the size of a building? Digital artist Matt McCarthy did, and he turned that hilarious thought into a photo series where oversized cats take over the world.
In this fourth part of his popular project, Matt edits massive, fluffy cats into everyday scenes - napping on rooftops, blocking traffic, or casually taking over parks and gas stations. The results are both surreal and adorable, showing what life might be like if our feline friends ruled the city (literally).
Scroll down to see the latest batch of his giant cat creations, and check out the links to previous parts if you just can’t get enough of these furry giants!
More info: Instagram | mrmattmccarthy.com
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Love the bird (hawk?) flying away with strands of her fur.
Load More Replies...There are volunteer patrols in Tokyo to make sure people don't misuse these crosswalks. The cat is clearly misusing this.
"I am not going to tell her she is doing it wrong, you tell her!"
Load More Replies...Was thinking of reading my book with a cat curled up on my lap. Maybe I will read the book while I am curled up on that cat's lap. Err, where is a cat's lap?
Cats and books. What a novel concept. Almost like poetry.
Load More Replies..."Quick! Get one of those Boston Dynamics robot horses and put a Mouse costume on it! Maybe we can lure it out of the intersection!"
Blessed be he. And let us not be driven by temptation by basement cat, no matter how much we want to pet him!
Load More Replies..."Can someone get me a truckload of Sunscreen? With this complexion, I burn easily!"
"42 Heavy, this is traffic control. You need to go full throttle NOW! Do not question this! Full throttle!"
"... and go to Full Flaps, and PULL UP!!!"
Load More Replies..."Oooooh, No! There goes Tokyo! They say he's got to Go Go Go - CATZILLA!"
Now I need to see one these with Uluru (Australia's 'Ayer's Rock') revealed to be a giant, recumbent Cat.
Now I need to see one these with Uluru (Australia's 'Ayer's Rock') revealed to be a giant, recumbent Cat.
Now I need to see one these with Uluru (Australia's 'Ayer's Rock') revealed to be a giant, recumbent Cat.
