Name: Cool Cats Large Venture Tote
SKU: 822804

Curious colorful cats conjure creepy yet cute stare downs! This pattern is a tribute to black cats, who in many cultures are considered good luck and spiritual protectors. Black cats have the lowest adoption rates of any cats in shelters. This pattern truly showcases the many colors of these almost reflective black house panthers!

These beautiful creatures deserve a special highlight and $1 from every Cool Cats purchase will be donated to Binx's Home for Black Cats a black cat rescue group in Asheville, NC.

This large all purpose tote will be the perfect companion for traveling adventures or day trips. Includes a padded laptop/tablet sleeve, inner organizational pockets and outer front pockets. A matching 6.5 x 10 inch organizer/wristlet also available as an add-on!

-Bag measures 12" tall x 15.5" wide x 6" deep with 10" non-slip shoulder straps

-Includes removable crossbody adjustable strap (28"- 48")

-2 inner side pockets for holding a tumbler or water bottle, etc.

-Padded tablet/ laptop sleeve that fits up to 15" laptop

-Back strap for sliding onto luggage.

-Premium water resistant nylon made from recycled plastic, easy clean nylon liner. Metal Hardware. 💧♻️

-Built for doin' stuff

*Organizer/Wristlet is not included. It is an add on option! :)

Meet the Artist:

"A labor of love, this is my most intricate painting available at this time, taking me almost a year of planning it out perfectly, pre sketching, and then over 60 hours of painting." (the painting has sense sold)

Samm Wehman Epstein is a full time artist living in Gainesville, Florida with her husband and 3 rescued pitbulls! Her main medium is acrylics which she uses on a variety of surfaces in bright, cheerful colors and a whimsical vibe. Samm frequently uses a lot of reclaimed materials in her original art including reclaimed wood and repurposed fan blades to keep materials out of landfills whenever she can.

Samm spent several years working within the field of wildlife conservation, education and research before pursuing art full time. She loved the work she did with animals but her creative brain was constantly wandering and wishing to spend more time creating.. so she ultimately transitioned into art as a full time career. To still feel connected and make a difference for animals, Samm uses her artistic abilities to lead painting party fundraisers that raise money for animal-welfare and conservation non-profits. Most of Samm’s art business is creating commissioned animal artwork and custom pet portraits.