In Japanese folklore, it is said that a cat who live long enough can become Yōkai, supernatural beings with a gift for magic and a special kind of mischief. The Bakeneko learns to walk upright on two paws and take human form. The Nekomata, older and wiser still, grows a second tail and speaks with eerie knowing.
She might be one of them.
Or something rarer still, part girl, part feline trickster, born between worlds.
She moves like a memory you’re trying to hold onto, the kind that changes shape every time you think about it, or every time you see her.
The white cats arrived with her, before I even understood who she was. They appeared naturally in the earliest pencil sketch, gathering around her as if summoned by her very presence.
They're not pets. They’re drawn to her, pulled in by a quiet magnetism. Companions, maybe. Or students, hoping to understand how she shifts, how she softens and sharpens at will. Watching closely, trying to understand how she is a “Cat Like Me.”
To watch her is to feel that shape and form are never fixed. That maybe you, too, could change. She intentionally knocks things off shelves just to see how they fall, disturbing the stillness, snapping you out of the mindless trance her presence seems to evoke and reminding you that wonder sometimes arrives disguised as disruption.
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✦ About the Print
Digitally reproduced from a high resolution scan of MyfanwyNia’s original watercolour, this fine-art print captures every delicate brushstroke and hue of the hand-painted piece.
Each print is created using a xerographic process - an image-forming technique that uses a light-sensitive photoconductive surface whose electrical resistance changes when exposed to light. This precision laser method fuses dry pigment to the paper’s surface rather than allowing it to soak in, giving the artwork a distinctive richness and depth. The tones appear slightly raised, with a natural sheen that shifts beautifully in the light once the heat has set the pigment.
Because this process uses dry pigment, it allows for printing on luxurious coated pearlescent paper - a softly shimmering surface that enhances the dreamlike quality of the artwork.
Each print is carefully produced in the artist’s studio by MyfanwyNia herself, ensuring the highest attention to detail and finish.
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✦ Details
Print Technique: Xerograph on pearlescent paper (300gsm)
Limited Edition: 20 prints per size.
Signed & Numbered: Each print includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
Available Sizes:
Small: A5: 148.5 x 210 mm (mounted to A4: 210 x 297 mm)
Large: A4: 210 x 297 mm (mounted to A3: 297 x 420 mm)
Framing Options: Both sizes are available framed or unframed.
Frames are a simple white design with durable acrylic glazing for clarity and safety. Each print comes mounted within the frame and is ready to hang, fitted with strong D-rings and ribbon for secure display.
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In Japanese folklore, it is said that a cat who live long enough can become Yōkai, supernatural beings with a gift for magic and a special kind of mischief. The Bakeneko learns to walk upright on two paws and take human form. The Nekomata, older and wiser still, grows a second tail and speaks with eerie knowing.
She might be one of them.
Or something rarer still, part girl, part feline trickster, born between worlds.
She moves like a memory you’re trying to hold onto, the kind that changes shape every time you think about it, or every time you see her.
The white cats arrived with her, before I even understood who she was. They appeared naturally in the earliest pencil sketch, gathering around her as if summoned by her very presence.
They're not pets. They’re drawn to her, pulled in by a quiet magnetism. Companions, maybe. Or students, hoping to understand how she shifts, how she softens and sharpens at will. Watching closely, trying to understand how she is a “Cat Like Me.”
To watch her is to feel that shape and form are never fixed. That maybe you, too, could change. She intentionally knocks things off shelves just to see how they fall, disturbing the stillness, snapping you out of the mindless trance her presence seems to evoke and reminding you that wonder sometimes arrives disguised as disruption.
⋯ ✦ ✧ ✦ ⋯ ✦ ✧ ✦ ⋯ ✦ ✧ ✦ ⋯ ✦ ✧ ✦ ⋯ ✦ ✧ ✦ ⋯
✦ About the Print
Digitally reproduced from a high resolution scan of MyfanwyNia’s original watercolour, this fine-art print captures every delicate brushstroke and hue of the hand-painted piece.
Each print is created using a xerographic process - an image-forming technique that uses a light-sensitive photoconductive surface whose electrical resistance changes when exposed to light. This precision laser method fuses dry pigment to the paper’s surface rather than allowing it to soak in, giving the artwork a distinctive richness and depth. The tones appear slightly raised, with a natural sheen that shifts beautifully in the light once the heat has set the pigment.
Because this process uses dry pigment, it allows for printing on luxurious coated pearlescent paper - a softly shimmering surface that enhances the dreamlike quality of the artwork.
Each print is carefully produced in the artist’s studio by MyfanwyNia herself, ensuring the highest attention to detail and finish.
⋯ ✦ ✧ ✦ ⋯ ✦ ✧ ✦ ⋯ ✦ ✧ ✦ ⋯ ✦ ✧ ✦ ⋯ ✦ ✧ ✦ ⋯
✦ Details
Print Technique: Xerograph on pearlescent paper (300gsm)
Limited Edition: 20 prints per size.
Signed & Numbered: Each print includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
Available Sizes:
Small: A5: 148.5 x 210 mm (mounted to A4: 210 x 297 mm)
Large: A4: 210 x 297 mm (mounted to A3: 297 x 420 mm)
Framing Options: Both sizes are available framed or unframed.
Frames are a simple white design with durable acrylic glazing for clarity and safety. Each print comes mounted within the frame and is ready to hang, fitted with strong D-rings and ribbon for secure display.
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