'Kath Palug' linocut print

Cath Palug was a gigantic cat of Welsh folklore that is said to have terrorised King Arthur and his men. In attempting to straddle animal folklore, political commentary and pet portraiture I've updated the fable for contemporary times where Kath Palug terrorises the nationalists with their Temu England flags.

5% of all sales will be donated to Tag Pet Rescue.*
https://www.tagpetrescue.org.uk/

5% of all sales will be donated to Refugee Action.
https://www.refugee-action.org.uk/

Printed on Ho Sho Japanese printmaking paper with Caligo oil-based ink and a watercolour finish. The paper measures approximately 10" x 14". A small signature and edition number is located at the bottom of the print. The edition run is seventy-five.

Each print may vary ever-so slightly as they are printed by hand. It's all part of the charm of linocut printmaking but see below for more details.

For more process pictures and videos take a look at my Instagram page. https://www.instagram.com/matpringle

* Tag Pet Rescue is where we got our beloved rescue cat Stanley Tux from (see photos).