Detective Cat said she needed to prepare a considerable number of artworks, so the time spent would be slightly more.
This statement is not an exaggeration.
The series of paintings currently displayed on the TV screen contains a richer variety of life scenes than Professor Boggs' "Amy."
From Amy's meeting to her farewell, Professor Boggs painted a total of six works.
Detective Cat, however, painted nearly twenty pieces.
No one found them overly cumbersome or lengthy.
Because the expressions of the cats in each draft are different, and the appreciation varies.
Whenever the screen flickers and the gaze shifts to the next draft, viewers are reading a brand-new story.
The most wonderful part is the sensory experience during eye contact—having eye contact with the cats in the drafts may sound a bit odd.
The moment Lady Anya's gaze meets the deep eyes of the cats painted by Detective Cat, she feels an illusion of communicating with them.
Their eyes speak!
