Home > Cat Art Paintings, Cat Prints, Cat Cards & Cat Cartoons > Himalayan Cats Himalayan Color Point Persian Cat Art Paintings by Drew Strouble "Three Himalayans in the hall, Three Himalayans ten feet tall. Three Himalayans I feel small, Three Himalayans in the hall." Drew Strouble Developed from the Siamese and Persian breeds, these capricious cats are mushy and bushy, and as heartwarming as they are footwarming. And no one can paint 'em like the Catman can! Amaretto Azoi Brush & Ink Cats and More Chairman of the Board Cubby Don't Leave Dream Chaser Flamepoint Fur and Flowers Glamour Puss Lap Lion Meditation Mr. Blue Eyes My Secret Garden New Arrival Objets d'Arts Ol Blue Eyes Porch Patrol Ragdoll Rusty Rare Specimen Rusty II Rusty Dreams of an Alien Being Sleeping Beesh Sleepy Heads Studio Companion Tiramisu Waiting for Tom Hot Off My Brush! Drew's Cat Prints | Custom Pet Portraits | Original Paintings Brush & Ink Drawings | Trompe l'Oeil | Mugs & Mousepads E-Gift Certificates | Custom Prints in Antique Frames Join our Mailing List! | Purrs from Patrons | Links | EMail Me! Media Wows & Meows | Show Schedule | Link to Us! Affiliate! | My Blog Copyright(C)1990-2008 Drew Strouble. All rights reserved. Content may not be reproduced without express written permission.

"(I am a) Return customer: now even more enthusiastic about this incredible artwork! (*^_^*) (Please never stop painting, Drew!) Thank you again for these gorgeous felines! I just love sending the beautiful cards to my family and friends!" K. Lang Click here for more information on a Custom Pet Portrait. Order yours today ... and purr all your tomorrows!

The 2005 KUYKENDALL IMAGE AWARD is sponsored by the Cat Writers Association and is presented to the outstanding image entry featuring cats-photography, illustration or graphic art. The award consists of $250 and a commemorative item.

The winner is Drew Strouble "Waiting for Tom."

The judge for category was Jonathan Bayley, who has worked as a graphic designer, photographer and art director in publication and television broadcast design for 20 years. Jon is also the former art director of CATS magazine. He shares his New Jersey home with his wife, two children and two orange tabby cats. The judge's comments about the winning entry include: "The technical quality was superior and I could sense the personality of the subject through the cat's posture and expression. The detail in the fur was extraordinary. This image really captured the attitude of 'the waiting game' I see in many cats."

Hi, Drew,

To me, Mr. Blue Eyes represents a real Himmy who was a cher- ished member of our family for fourteen wonderful years; and Figaro, Meiko, and Black on Blue all represent the lovely black kitty who's sharing her life with us now. Your cat paintings just amazingly capture the quintessence of cathood!!! I'm thrilled to have such gorgeous cards to send out, and I'm sure my friends will be thrilled to receive them, too!!! Thank you again, so much!!!

Best wishes,
Alice