Jazz Cat Kids T-Shirts

From my series of realistic cat heads on human bodies. This cool fly cat has caught a fly.

the cats are back and cooler than ever. let them serenade you with their hot hot musical skills and free vocalisations. these stylish kitty cats are here to entertain and adorn you, with a variety of new colour backgrounds to show off how adorable ( and cool) they are.

Perfect gift for cat and guitar lovers

Joe’s feline friend, Mr. Mittens, in soul form, from the Disney movie Soul!

A handful of good fellows with their musical talents!

Cool cat man in bow tie, hat, and argyle sweater, enjoying playing jazz, folk, or bluegrass music on his banjo.

Cute striped cat girl playing music on a banjo.

Halloween scene with a black cat entertaining assorted ghosts and ghouls.

need quiet to listen to music

Practice Make Purr-fect But I Prefer To Play The Sax

This lovely girl is splitting a pot of herbal tea with her bestie cat, while they dish out the hot goss.

Cute cats, in hats, playing jazz

Music's the oxygen, and this kitty's got the jazzy lungs! When tunes stop, it's like a feline apocalypse. Who knew whiskers and beats were a purrfect match !

Introduce a touch of mischief to your home decor with this Krazy Kat art piece. Featuring a devious-looking cartoon cat, this piece is sure to bring a touch of fun and quirkiness to any room. The cute and cartoonish style of this cat is perfect for kids, animal lovers, and anyone who appreciates the wild and funny side of the animal world. Hang it as a wall tapestry, use it as a comforter, or even as a shower curtain or cushion cover, this piece is versatile and perfect for any room in the house. Add a touch of humor and personality to your home with this one-of-a-kind, artist-designed product from Redbubble, perfect for any home decor or aesthetic.

just add pancakes

Cat Playing Saxophone

tabby cat playing saxophone

Discover a touch of originality with this minimalist drawing where a dog and a cat join a jazz man. An artistic blend of animals and music.

Cat Playing Saxophone

the cats are back and cooler than ever. let them serenade you with their hot hot musical skills and free vocalisations. these stylish kitty cats are here to entertain and adorn you, with a variety of new colour backgrounds to show off how adorable ( and cool) they are.

Practice Makes Purr-Fect, I Prefer to Play My Trumpet

just add pancakes

Cool cat desugn

this cat has the blues

Jazz Mid Century Modern Collaboration

Cute, black cat in a hat. Love cats, love jazz, love music.

Capturing jazz and blues magic, a Sphinx cat grooves on the saxophone in a dim bar corner. Music and mystery come alive in this nocturnal masterpiece

The image displays three animated cats having a musical jam session. One cat stands upright playing a double bass, another sits playing a trumpet, and the third, wearing a top hat, joyfully plays the clarinet. The setting appears to be an alleyway at dusk, with streetlights and buildings in the background. A sign stating "Jam Session" hangs above, and a happy little orange creature, possibly a toy, is on the ground in the foreground, suggesting a playful and musical atmosphere.

Cat Girl By Nonsense

Grinning banjo playing cat wears a hat, tie, and plaid sweater. Picking and grinning playing some bluegrass and jazz music and smiling a chesire cat smile. Original illustration.

A great gift for Maine Coon Cat and saxophone lovers

Cute. musical, jazz loving cats.

from an original oil painting by Valerie Vescovi, in her signature Rhythmic Cubist style.

Cute cats, in hats, playing jazz.

A Jazzy Cat is walkin' on the upright bass, and the universe is loving it.

Stina Nordenstam was born in Stockholm. As a child, she was highly influenced by her father's classical and jazz music collection. Her voice led to early comparisons with artists such as Rickie Lee Jones and Björk. Her early albums, Memories of a Color and And She Closed Her Eyes were jazz-influenced with elements of alternative rock. 1997's Dynamite began a more experimental path—most of the album was filled with distorted guitars and unusual beats. A 1998 cover album, People Are Strange, followed in the same vein. In 2001 Nordenstam went with a more pop-influenced sound on This Is Stina Nordenstam, and features guest vocals from Brett Anderson.