The Many Faces of the Tiger: Funny Drawings by Bu2ma
Bu2ma (Bu-Er-Ma) is an artist from Beijing and a fan of fat cats. His favorite character is a fat tiger who, due to his feline tendencies, does all sorts of naughty things, but at the same time is charming and pleasant from all sides.
Bu2ma is fascinated with the pudgy cat and often experiments with his characters, e.g. turning him into other animals but leaving his trademark traits. It turns out nice.
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