Meow 70 / Yoko Tanji

Yoko Tanji is a Japanese illustrator, living and working in Tokyo. Her beautiful work has appeared in many magazines and books. You can keep up with her newest work via her Tumblr and she also has a special Tumblr dedicated to her beautiful cat Sicca.

Meow 69 / Flora Chang

Flora Chang grew up in Taiwan and now lives and works in Kansas City. Her work is the perfect combination of cuteness and an immaculate sense for great design. In her online shop you can find prints, stamps, pendants, brooches and other wonderful goodies. Have a peek at her blog for the latest news. Flora doesn't own a cat herself, but here is a picture of her neighbour's cat Harrison, who likes to come and visit sometimes.

Meow 68 / Lisa Jones

LisaJones Studio is run by Lisa and her partner Edward. They started by screen printing a range of gorgeous illustrated stationery (I discovered their work when I purchased a lovely greeting card with a Collie dog) and have since branched out into ceramics, clocks, tea towels and even picture books! All available from her shop here. I absolutely love her work, so I was excited to find a lot of wonderful cat-themed items to feature here. Lisa used to have an adorable cat named Pocket, who as she says is now 'out of town and living a different kind of life'. (Much like my own cat Elvis, who left one day and went to Hollywood). 

Meow 67 / Megan Eckman

Megan Eckman is a writer and artist originally from Fargo, North Dakota and now living in California. She has a degree both in drawing and creative writing. She has recently self-published her first book, HowTo Outsmart Tea Pirates (And Other Useful Sailing Tips). It's available from her online shop, along with prints and other lovely items featuring her detailed pen and ink drawings. Megan doesn't own a cat at the moment, so these are some pictures of her previous, adorable cat named Cootie. 

Meow 66 / Heather Mattoon

Heather Mattoon is the artist behind Cats In Clothes and she paints - you may have guessed it - cats in clothes! But they're not merely animals in clothes, each cat has a unique character and fashion style. They are both beautiful and hilarious. Prints and postcards are available from Heather's Etsy shop and she takes on custom pet portrait commissions, too. Heather currently owns three cats: Edgur, Mia and Megan (clockwise from left). 

Meow 65 / Philippa Kruger

Philippa Kruger is an artist from Australia who loves to combine her line drawings with collected textures and fabrics in her lovely illustrations. She has recently created a beautiful window mural for the shop Irving Baby in Adelaide and launched a gorgeous range of wooden cat brooches. Check out her Etsy shop for more cat-themed items and visit her blog to see more of her work! The grey cat in this photo is her boyfriend's cat Kitty.

Meow 64 / Mathilde Aubier

Mathilde Aubier is a French graphic designer and illustrator. She effortlessly combines drawing, collage and typography - creating humorous and wonderfully unique pieces of art. I'm smitten with her beautiful colour palette. A few of Mathilde's cat images are available as prints from her Etsy Shop. Don't forget to check out her blog! Mathilde's cat is called Miko. 

Meow 63 / Mel Stringer

Mel Stringer is an illustrator from Australia, whose wonderful work regularly appears in Frankie magazine. I adore her characters and beautiful use of colour! She publishes her own little zines and comics, including the  'A Day With Vera Flynn Fern' (about the day of a cat) and makes amazing dolls and so many other amazing crafty and drawn things - you must check out her Etsy shop ! Mel doesn't own a cat at the moment, but she made this self portrait of herself with a Siamese cat especially for We Say Meow. More of her latest work can be seen over at her blog. 

Meow 62 / Jen Collins

Jen Collins lives in Glasgow, where she creates illustrations inspired by people, nature and every day occurrences - they are absolutely lovely and I've been a fan for a long time. Make sure to check out her blog, where she shares more of her work as well as photos of her beautiful workspace and flat - so inspiring! (I'm a little envious). The fantastic Cat Tote Bag and Cat Notebook are available from her Etsy shop. Jen doesn't own any cats herself, but she likes to make feline friends. The cats in the photos are George, Desmond and Biscuit.

Meow 61 / Harriet Damave

Harriet Damave is an artist from Amsterdam. She makes unique hand painted ceramics as well as porcelain delft jewellery, wall hangings and ornaments. There were so many amazing cat-themed items in her two shops (House Of Harriet & Harriet Damave), I had a hard time picking only a few! Her big black cat is called Bessie and was adopted from a cat shelter eight years ago. Check out more images of Harriet's art and life on her flickr page.