Corina Alvarez Loeblich is an artist from Buenos Aires and the mastermind behind the illustrations called Tales from the Litter Box.
According to her boyfriend, the
adorable, yet funny project began about a year ago, when it has become a weekly
routine to her and experiment to everyone willing to watch.
“She promised it would be
something to release her hand and brain from her daily projects as an illustrator,
away from the tablet, computer, specs…,” Corina’s boyfriend Sebastian shared.
“But after a while she was so thorough she homogenized the format and even
designed several functional fonts for it. You will hear her laughing out loud
quite often while thinking jokes and painting, so it’s very cute.”
Scroll down and check out Tales from the Litter Box below.
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So this is the story about this bunch of peculiar girls, Ruby, Stella, Dot, Maya and Dragon! 💖 First, I met Maya, who has an awesome extra chromosome. Maya was found by a dumpster in a crate and spent months in a shelter, set to be euthanized. Odd Cat Sanctuary saved her and brought her to a foster, where Maya's humans finally found her. Then, they fostered Dragon, a paralized cutie, and after some time, decided to kept her (impossible not to). Then, I saw this girl receiving Maya's book, and her reaction was so beautiful, that I decided to pay a visit to her account. Finding that she's an extremely rare gem and that she's totally fond for Maya, I ask permission to both families to do a portrait of them and they say YES! So, while studying Ruby's IG, I found out she had two special interspecies sisters that HAD to be included. Stella was found abandoned in a field with her puppies and she was adopted by Angie and Ruby when she was 2 years old. They went to the adoption together and Stella let Ruby lay on her so Angie knew she would be the perfect friend for Ruby. Then, Ruby's aunt found Dot abandoned in an apartment and they let her stay while finding a home for her… and yes, they fell in love with her also, so she became the new family member. The three of them has been together for almost ten years now! 💖 Even though this two families are separated by distance, they grow together with kindness, aweness and acceptance. That's why a quote from Ursula K. Le Guin burst into my mind the minute I finished the ink: "to be whole is to be part". We are interconnected pieces of a greater good. We boost our selves with the right surroundings and beings, we're better together. So this bunch of super powered girls are that to me, not only for what I could manage to draw, but the story behind every one of them. 💖 Pay a visit to @angieandruby to find more about Ruby and her awesome cat friend @meetmayacat! #awareness #meetmayathecat #raregemruby #ruby #kindness #acceptance #inclusion #disability #talesfromthelitterbox #loeblich #ink #illustration #portrait #adoptdontshop #adoptacat #adoptadog #cat #gato #neko #chat #love #strommesyndrome #peculiarpawls #pink #cute
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