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An orange tabby is looking through reading glasses at a bee. The bee is on top of the books looking at the cat. At the rear of the table is a vase of Oncidium orchids. Behind some of the petals is a tall lamp with a black cylindrical base. A soft glow comes through the linen lampshade and casts highlights on the palm leaves behind the cat.
This painting has been sold and is one of my biggest selling images and winner of many awards.

As a former pianist and teacher who transitioned to Art after a strained finger forced me from the concert stage, I can say that the creative spark finds a way to go on. Just let it burn. My Dad, a commercial artist/illustrator, had passed on and left me his supplies. I took his signature (Zuk) a shortened version of the family name (Zukoff) and began my journey. After studying various mediums, I entered my first art show and won First Place in Oils. A new career was born! I soon realized that my love for cats was the constant evolving inspiration for most of my work. I particularly enjoy sharing their beauty, mystery and whimsical nature. While my work is realistic, I enjoy adding a bit of humor (realism with a twist). Animals...