The amazing thing is that cat.
That... Amy.
Even if it's himself.
In the work "Greenfield Miracle," all the characters depicted are anthropomorphic cartoon cats, and the adorable image conveyed by the cat in this piece is so natural that it resembles a lifelike real cat almost indistinguishably.
Some innate qualities are hard for virtual cartoon characters to express.
The curious yet close expression when meeting the young owner, the little gesture of sniffing lightly at Tony's scalp.
Jean Arnou really felt, as if he had traveled through decades of time in a trance.
That year, he had just finalized a five-year contract with the Scholastic Group in New York, but received a call from his wife, informing him that their four-year-old son had been diagnosed with autism, so he hurriedly canceled the signing banquet and flew back home.
His heart was full of concern for his son, who was as indifferent to the surroundings as a sculpture.
