Rum Tum Tugger and Skimbleshanks Literary Art Set by Karen Strum Blackest of Bile They are drawn realistically

They are drawn realistically

Skimbleshanks

it was also challenged for being “unsuitable” because of its fantastical premise—a talking mouse born to human parents—especially among more conservative audiences who preferred more literal or moralistic children’s literature

challenged for its unflinching portrayal of British colonialism and its nuanced treatment of race

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Rum Tum Tugger and Skimbleshanks Literary Art Set by Karen Strum Blackest of Bile They are drawn realisticallyA striking pair of literary illustrations inspired by Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats by T. S. Eliot, reimagined through my signature henna watercolor style. This two piece set captures the contrasting personalities at the heart of Eliots whimsical cat universe: Rum Tum Tugger flamboyant, rebellious, and unpredictable, posed outside a pub in a moment of theatrical defiance Skimbleshanks, the Railway Cat composed and dutiful, standing among the