Matchbox Art Of Drunk Cats

Artists Arna Miller and Ravi Zupa created a series of tiny 3-color block prints on matchboxes depicting cats acting out common behaviors seen in bars late in the evening. They are on display at an exhibit called Strike Your Fancy: New Artworks by Arna Miller at Abstract in Denver this month, and the matchboxes are for sale at $20 each or a set of all ten for $175.
More: Arna Miller, Ravi Zupa, Strike Your Fancy h/t: boingboing, neatorama





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