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These One-Panel Cat Comics By Anthony Smith Purrfectly Capture What Having A Cat Is Like (40 Pics)
Interview With Artist
You can ask any cat owner and they will confirm one thing for sure: the more you find out about these amazing felines, the more interesting they become.
Artist Anthony Smith is quite fascinated with cats as well. He captures the character of a cat in his cartoon series called "Cattitude".
Whether your kitty is sweet, sassy, or simply the master of the house, you'll be able to relate to at least a handful of these comics!
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PenitentEyeball 3 years ago (edited)
Nobody:… Cats three minutes after their normal feeding time:
Ece Cenker 3 years ago
God forbid that cats start using electronic media for their complaints. You'd see what being a "Karen" is.
Bored Panda reached out to Anthony Smith, the artist behind these hilarious comics. First, we asked the artist about how he got started with the comics.
"I can remember loving comics from a very early age. In the UK, we had comics like The Beano and The Dandy. I also used to buy Disney comics. Later, I got into Marvel and DC Comics in a big way!"
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Down With Agent Hedgehog! 3 years ago
Should be higher up. I am only waking up because my cat Snape literally ran over me, while screaming bloody murder and fighting with the other cat Donut. Yup. Happy life.
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Михаил Л-Л 3 years ago
Our dog acts like that. Even if we fed her just now she acts like she's starving.
BookBabe 3 years ago
Yep I have fat kitchen dog. She stands near my feet as I cook waiting for fallen crumbs or bits
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We were wondering how the artist came up with the idea for the "Cattitude".
"I'd had a good response to a cat cartoon I did for a national newspaper in the UK (Learn to Speak Cat) but I wanted to do something specifically for the US market. That's how it started anyway. It ended up running in 'Your Cat' magazine and a collection was published as a little gift book in the USA before it was syndicated online through GoComics."
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Mark Howell 3 years ago
In our house we have a cat flap, but they still ask for the door to be openned
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Brenda Spagnola-Wilson 3 years ago (edited)
My cat HATES closed doors. Bathroom, linen closet, pantry, laundry room, garage. I open, he sticks his head in, then leaves. 5 minutes later he wants it open again, even though he won't go in. 🤪
Alison Kennedy 3 years ago
I will sometimes (often) have one cat who wants in while the other wants out, I call this "The Great Kitty Exchange."
Besides "Cattitude", Anthony has quite a few other projects he works on too.
"I do tend to juggle a few projects at once, but that said, I often do things in batches. For example, I might spend a couple of days doing a series of new Cattitude cartoons before turning my attention to something else. I also do creative work for ad agencies in between cartoon projects... which helps pay the bills!"
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We were also wondering whether art was something, Anthony learned and pursued professionally, and here's what he told us, "No, the only real studying I did was getting a BA in Advertising at University. The cartooning and illustration just came about through practice. I have done a lot of life drawing classes though and these days I get a lot of tips online from other artists. I recommend Proko on YouTube! I've learned a lot from that channel."
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PenitentEyeball 3 years ago
This is why you’re in therapy, cat! No more unkind lists, and no tuna for a week!
ᴀʟᴇxᴏᴛʟ_ᴛʜᴇɢʀᴇᴀᴛ 3 years ago
I refuse to accept it, he is a walking list of things just waiting to be put on an unkind list
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In case you didn't know, Smith has released some books too! We asked the artist whether there was a difference between online audiences and people who bought a physical copy of his work.
"I'm not sure, really... I think it's the same audience, but it's easier to reach people online. I post a lot on Facebook and Cattitude also runs on GoComics, which is a great platform for comics. It houses all the classics as well as more recent stuff."
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Michael Kovalenko 3 years ago
FOR THE LAST TIME, STICK TO YOUR DIET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ᴀʟᴇxᴏᴛʟ_ᴛʜᴇɢʀᴇᴀᴛ 3 years ago
NEVER (smashes your simple cup because I really like the nice ones)
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Михаил Л-Л 3 years ago
You can say you have 14 lives left and noone's going to be able to prove otherwise
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GoodWifiIsGood 3 years ago (edited)
In a different universe u the plate is non existent because u broke it proceeds to stand on table cover U SON OF A BI
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The Shark 10 months ago
I've come to accept the fact that if I want to eat, I need to get past the fact that my cat has managed to sneak a few licks of my food and eat it anyway. Food is expensive, and no way am I wasting it or giving it to my cat so he can immediately throw it up on the carpet! 😅
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Megan Lauhon 3 years ago
My first cat would wait every morning to snag mom's stockings and sprint away.
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Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
Sounds like my brother (not recently I hasten to add)
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Deborah Harris 3 years ago
Don't worry at 4 am it will be batted all over the landing and up and down the stairs
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Ambry Petersen 3 years ago
We had a cat that loved to play with mice. She would not eat them, just play with them to death. She would get a Trill in her meow, so we always knew when she had caught one.
Jennifer Russell 3 years ago
Mine usually brings me a small little bird and than rubs against my legs and looks at me like he did something good. My dog tries to eat it and my murderous kitty goes full psycho on him. It's always something with them two.
ᴀʟᴇxᴏᴛʟ_ᴛʜᴇɢʀᴇᴀᴛ 3 years ago
And the lizard in you shoes, and the eggs of it under you pillow.. I could go on for days
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Jennifer Russell 3 years ago
Completely agree. The kitty is innocent, just defending himself!!!!
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In too many fandoms 3 years ago
Sadly I am in accord with you. ( pretty sure my sentence does not make any sense, English isn’t my first language)
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ALEXANDER DALE 3 years ago (edited)
How exactly? What game? What breed of cat? How?
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Aos RenAgAde 3 years ago
One of my kitties used to sit on my desk and slap the screen to let me know where the enemies where hiding when playing a gun game.. . My Kdr has suffered since I had to give her away one of my other kitties began to challenge for authority. And got hurt so we couldn't have them fighting.
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meow point1 3 years ago
Aquariums, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the cat Tibby. His continuing mission: To explore occupied fish tanks. To seek out new snacks and new places to get them. To boldly go where no cat has gone before.
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PenitentEyeball 3 years ago
Unless you are talking about a cat, then it’s live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, and let live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live, live.
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Danish Susanne 1 year ago
Hilarious and mostly very lifelike, although my belief is, that cats don't want to rule the household, they just want an equal say in it.
Danish Susanne 1 year ago
Hilarious and mostly very lifelike, although my belief is, that cats don't want to rule the household, they just want an equal say in it.
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