TCatt

Creating cartoon smut since 1996

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About TCatt

Artist // Professional // Traditional Art

Oct 13
United States
Deviant for 19 years
T.Catt on Hentai-Foundry

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My Bio

T.Catt wandered onto the internet sometime around 1996 and discovered a Usenet Newsgroup (who remembers those?) called "alt.binaries.pictures.erotica.cartoons." There he found a ton of fun amateur "comerotica," ranging from awful to pretty darned good. "Well, I can do that," he thought to himself. And so, T.Catt was born. Two decades after his first post featuring a lesbian orgy of X-Men, T.Catt has become something of a legend (in his own mind) and, at least, somewhat well known (everywhere else). Although he doesn't have the opportunity to post new art as much as he used to, he still clings to the vestiges of the dying Comerotica community, refusing to submit to internet ennui. What new work he does post can be found here and on his Hentai Foundry page.

Current Residence: The Deep South
Favourite genre of music: Classic Rock
Favourite style of art: Neo-Classicism, Art-Nouveau, modern fantasy/comic book illustration
Operating System: Mac OS X
MP3 player of choice: iPod (because I'm old)
Favourite cartoon character: Bill the Cat
Personal Quote: "ACK! ACK! PTThhbbbt!"

Favourite Visual Artist

Too many to list. Adam Hughes comes to mind, as does Drew Struzan and Alphonse Mucha.

Favourite Movies

Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Alien, Raiders of the Lost Ark. And porn.

Favourite TV Shows

Star Trek TNG, Star Wars The Clone Wars, Avatar The Last Airbender, Firefly

Favourite Bands / Musical Artists

Classic rock

Favourite Books

Sci-fi/Fantasy

Favourite Games

Torg Eternity, Pathfinder RPG, D&D 5E, Cards Against Humanity, Rock Band 4

Tools of the Trade

Derwent Studio colored pencils, Copic markers, and Photoshop.

The T.Catt Mini-FAQ

Do you take commissions/requests?

Unfortunately, no. I'm a professional illustrator and I don't have the time. Also, being T.Catt is what I do for fun, and taking commissions turns it into work. Bleh. Feel free to make suggestions, though.

What happened to CattHouse Studios?

My partnership with Miravi, Oni, Creecher, Roadkill, and Mac ended something like a decade ago now, after everyone but Oni simultaneously quit and/or retired from the online erotic art Internet community altogether. Oni continued to create and post new art for a while before disappearing behind the Patreon paywall. I haven't spoken to any of them in many years, which makes me sad. You can still find some of them online, though.
Oni's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OniArtist
Roadkill on Comic Art Community: https://comicartcommunity.com/gallery/categories.php?cat_id=337

Is your original art for sale?

Yes. Send me a private message or email inquiring about the piece you're interested in and I'll check on availability and price. I've been doing this a long time, so a lot of my work has sold over the years, however, a lot of it is still around. Prices range from about $50 to a few hundred, depending on the art in question.

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TCatt

Feb 28, 2026

Dear A.I. Generators...

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So, I see a LOT of AI-generated work here. I mean, deviantART is basically a hub for AI images now, rather than the collective of true human creativity that it used to be. Whether that's a good thing or a bad thing is a matter of personal opinion, and that's not what I'm here to discuss. What I want to talk about is copyright and the rampant watermarking of AI-generated images on this website. Let me start by saying that I DETEST the addition of the dA watermark. It's ugly. It's distracting. It ruins the image and the viewer's experience of it. All it does is tell me that you care more about protecting what's yours than you do about your art or your artistic integrity. If you're concerned enough about people stealing your art that you're willing to destroy your art to protect it, then I challenge you to reconsider why you're posting your art to the Internet in the first place. If you don't post it, no one can steal it. I mean, I get it... Having your art stolen sucks, but

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TCatt

Aug 2, 2025

Censored Again

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I had a drawing from 2002 removed by dA yesterday for "violating the Terms of Service" regarding sexual material. The pic in question was my drawing of the Star Wars character, Ali Galia, colored by Oni. The message I received failed to state exactly HOW the drawing, which has been on this page for 18 years, violates the ToS, nor does it provide any recourse to defend myself or the art. Given the particular piece in question, I can only assume that some genius admin doesn't know the difference between a dildo and a lightsaber. Yes, she was holding it suggestively, but for fuck's sake, it's clearly not a sex toy. Then again, the drawing itself is probably older than the person who flagged it, so maybe they're just not familiar with the franchise? I mean, Star Wars is pretty obscure these days, right? Look, I see how something like this could happen. dA's just protecting its "brand" from the evils of sexy laser-swords. What really pisses me off is the complete lack of ability to