Donna Fenstermaker
Donna Fenstermaker began creating relief prints of cats after spending a fortune on veterinary bills for a dying cat. She says, "I decided Manxine would prepay her vet bills by using her as material for my work. I have grown to love doing the prints!"

Linda Lee Boyd
Linda Lee Boyd had roommate who had what she describes as "a difficult basset hound.... With the premise of 'if life hands you a lemon, make lemonade,' I made prints of him. It got me into graduate school!"

Roxane Gilbert
Roxane Gilbert studied oil painting at the Art Students League of New York, and learned to paint cats when she was an assistant to renowned folk artist Lowell Herrero, famous for his paintings of cats and cows. She has created a series of paintings entitled Cats at Home

David Gilhooly
David Gilhooly is known throughout the world for his iconoclastic and witty art. He has created two digital dog images for this Art2u Dog & Cat Show.

Peggy Jane Murray
Peggy Jane Murray began using dog imagery in the 1970's. When her model, Bazooka, passed away, she explored a new direction. Her most ambitious work resulted in a series of armor-clad animals: the Samurai Cats.