The artist's journal
A quieter way of seeing
Thoughtful paintings for rooms that invite you to pause, notice, and stay a little longer.
Fine art prints also available — unframed from £25, framed from £45. Order directly from this store.
Should I chase it… or perhaps not?
This wonderfully quirky little painting captures the moment when a rather dubious cat spots a baby eagle perched above him.
The cat looks as though he's considering his options very carefully. After all, chasing a baby eagle might not be the wisest decision!
Painted in watercolour with expressive pen work, soft washes and splashes of cheerful colour, this little scene has a lovely sense of humour and personality.
I love paintings that tell a little story, and this one definitely does. You can almost imagine what the cat is thinking!
An original, one-of-a-kind watercolour, hand painted with lots of character. It would make a charming addition to a small wall, shelf or gallery wall — and a particularly fun gift for someone who loves cats, birds or quirky artwork.
Original watercolour painting
Artwork: approximately 5½ × 4 inches
Overall framed size: approximately 7¾ × 6½ inches
Black frame with white mount
Ready to hang
Signed by the artist
One of a kind — there is only one original
The Cat Who Wasn't Quite Sure is available as a high-quality giclée fine art print, ideal if you love the artwork but are looking for a more budget-friendly option — or would like to gift it to someone special.
Browse the prints collection to order your print — available in a range of sizes, framed or unframed.
Free UK standard postage
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📦 Delivery — Free UK standard postage on all original paintings. Express delivery available at checkout. All artwork is carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery.
🎨 One of a Kind Original — This is a unique, hand-painted original artwork. Once sold, it cannot be replicated.
Share the moments, places and ideas that shaped your creative journey.
Introduce the first meaningful moment in your story.
Describe a turning point, influence or discovery.
Add the next part of the journey and what it changed.
Share how your work, materials or ambitions developed.
Close with where your story is heading next.
The artist's journal
Thoughtful paintings for rooms that invite you to pause, notice, and stay a little longer.