The Staring Contest Acrylic Print

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Why do cats always win staring contests? Could it be the size of their eyes? Or their incredible willpower? Do cats with blue eyes win more staring contests than cats with green eyes? These are the questions I ask myself when trying to stare down any cat. But cats always win staring contests so don't ever bet any money if you challenge a feline to an eye duel because you will have to slink home with your tail tucked between your legs.

By the way, this cat's name is Luke and he is named after the movie Cool Hand Luke.

By the way, part two, this is one of two versions of The Staring Contest. Another version, called Another Staring Contest, has warmer tones.

I am a digital/mixed media artist and nature photographer living on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. I'm surrounded by the ocean, forests, mountains, and abundant wildlife, and these things bring me joy that I hope finds its way into my images. When you view my work, my wish is that you feel a sense of intimacy that deepens your own connection to nature. Aside from photography, one of my passions is creating portraits of cats, dogs, and other animals. I also have growing collections of abstract landscapes, trees, flowers, and musical instruments. I also enjoy creating collages using vintage ephemera from the late 1800's and early 1900's. My work has been published numerous times in books, magazines, calendars, greeting...