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The author of this work, Louis Wain, died in 1939. As a result, this work is in the public domain in those countries with a copyright term of life of the author plus 75 years or less.
The author of this work, Louis Wain, died in 1939. As a result, this work is in the public domain in those countries with a copyright term of life of the author plus 75 years or less.
somercet
Member1. Add schizophrenia
2. Shake well
bluefoxdragon
MemberStory behind this is so interesting to me.
Streifi
MemberCat? Looks more like an owl to me.
DeadSkull
MemberIt's so cool how he was able to see the symmetry so clearly in this drawing
Greenjack
MemberI can see both.
Mahagon
MemberNeeds more Mandelbrot
Ze-Shapyra
MemberI heard that this artist drew normal human lile behaviour cats then slowly lost his mindand his drawings showed it, the drawings became like this one
user 287302
MemberSame here!
anythingforcomments
Memberidk why, but it reminds me of EDC
Officer
MemberYou take acid and this shows up in your room and talks to you - wyd?
SuperShadow127
BlockedIt's like a Mandala and a Rorshach rolled into one!
Chuchelo Ebanoe
MemberSHUE PPSH
Youfinnadiebaby
MemberLooks like the clock thing from Milky Way Wishes
E621s-glaggler
MemberI think I remember seeing this in a EATEOT-inspired fan work based on schizophrenia instead of dementia.
That being said, this may not have been made by a schizophrenic, but it definitely looks like something a schizophrenic would see if they got to that stage.
gelchen
MemberHis later works just hit different man.
executableabby
MemberNot really enjoying all these baseless "lolschizo" comments. Y'all are a little bit cringe
I always saw his work as electrical maps of the most basic polygons from within/around the cat. It's stuff that we all see and build off of.
But minds like this will unveil the thinness of reality through art.
Doesn't take being schizophrenic, though, it can certainly manifest that way; I just encourage folks to stop being so memetic about mental illness + creative art tropes.
Let's give a little more respect.
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