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I did 3 single 12 x 12 paintings last year called querky cats and I had planned to do more -- but then I had a thought it might be more fun and practical to do them all on one canvas. It was a lot of work to complete and it is certainly very bright and I hope people enjoy it.
This is all about common cat idioms used in everyday English to represent ideas -- here they are pictured in a very concrete manner using actual images of cats to convey the idea. Have fun trying to name each of the 9 squares. (see below for answers)
From the left to the right and the top to the bottom -- the idioms are:
Fat Cat, Cat Burglar, Copy Cat
The Cats PJ's, Cat Nap, Alley Cat
Nervous as a Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The Cats out of the Bag, Throw the Cat among the Pigeons