One of my clients breeds Sphynx and Lykoi cats and I get to go up every few months and take some photos of the kittens. My client lets me do anything I want with them, which is a lot of fun. The thing about Sphynx cats is they are so sculptural. Absolutely gorgeous. Where fur hides the folds of most cats, with Sphynx, you really see every nook and cranny, every little detail. They are fascinating creatures, almost alien in their appearance.In this session, we had one kitten that was a split odd-eye. An odd-eye by itself is one eye is one color, the other is another. Like David Bowie's eyes were except in this case instead of gray and brown, they were green and blue. So a split odd-eye ...

A friend of mine, Jayne Harrower, has a cattery in which her specialties are Sphynx and Lykoi cats. OK, for the uninitiated, Sphynx are hairless cats while Lykoi are known as the werewolf cat... they are a completely naturally occurring cat, not a designer cat, and they are awesome in their unusual look, which includes sparse fur on the top and almost no fur on their undercarriages (undercarriage may not be a technical term... that's what I call my cats' bellies). Jayne is breeding Lykois and she will have the first of them available in 2016. So exciting! For more information, I have a previous post about Channing, the Lykoi.Jayne's cats just had a few litters of kittens and she invited me ...