Growing up I had a friend with a huge cat. It wasn't fat — well, maybe a little bit fat— but it was just large. The furry devil was nearly as big as a medium-sized dog and there was something really satisfying to having its body sprawled across both our laps during sleepovers.
So I'm totally into these pieces by artist Ariduka55.
The Korean crow-tit, or baepsae, is basically a cotton ball with a beak and tiny legs, though there is some contention over whether or not it actually exists.
Shiba Inus are also adorable and every anime that includes one goes up a star in my rating. They tend to be pretty headstrong and independent, so one this size might be a bit much for most people.
Ariduka55 told Bored Panda that she was inspired by the giant animals in Studio Ghibli films like My Neighbor Totoro and Princess Mononoke.
As an avid Ghibli fan myself, I can totally see the inspiration in her pieces. They make me want to go home and watch Castle in the Sky.
The digital paintings have a ton of color and depth to them, showing great technical skill. This butterfly is one of my favorites.
This guy is me after a long work day. I wish my dogs were big enough to use as pillows. Instead, they use me that way.
I'd probably never be able to use it again. Still, it would probably be worth it to have all that floof in my life.
"No hugs, human. You will rub my belly when I deem you worthy."
I think every cat owner can relate to this one, even if the kitty is super-sized.
h/t: Bored Panda
