Bright Psychedelic Red Cats (by Louis Wain) Post-it Notes

This design features a painting by the English outsider artist Louis Wain (1860–1939), who became well known for his artwork featuring anthropomorphised cats and kittens. The painting shows a whimsical, stylised cat, centred prominently; it is shown in mirror image, as if two cats were attached together. The feline is depicted in a vibrant, almost pulsating array of colours: rich reds, oranges and creams define the cat's fluffy fur, while bold outlines and repetitive patterns emphasise its form. Surrounding the figure, the background and border are saturated with intricate, paisley-like motifs and swirling decorative designs that echo the cat’s contours and create a mesmerising, kaleidoscopic effect. The animal has bright red eyes. The overall style feels both playful and hypnotic, transforming a simple animal portrait into a lively visual tapestry that almost vibrates with rhythm and energy. This artwork was painted during the 1930s, towards the end of the artist's life, but it has been described as a very early precursor of 1960s-style psychedelic art.