So by now I had created two concrete cats. It was time to try making a cat in epoxy. Epoxy is a form of hard plastic that comes in 2 different components in liquid form that you mix and then there is a reaction that causes it to harden. For being the first time, it turned out perfectly ok. It looks very cool with a transparent cat. It takes much longer for epoxy to cure than concrete so there is a lot of dead time. I made 3 transparent gold cats in total on this occasion. The

Near Limhamn dragörkajen, there is, among other things, the world's best Limhamn ice cream dairy that you just have to visit. But there is also a high stone peak of some kind that is illuminated by 4 light sources from the ground. This strange stone piece became my second destination for placing out a cat. The truth is that the Guldcat was first placed on the ground but an unknown person tried to take it and broke its legs. This person left it there broken. I took it home and

I've mentioned them before and I'll do it again. The best ice cream parlor I know. A pure joy for every spoon that goes into the mouth. Of course, I somehow wanted to show my appreciation by exhibiting a Guldcat there in some way. I made a raw concrete Guld cat that I placed in front of the store so that it looks at the store. They clear that even a Guldcat can get hungry for ice cream. Limhamn's ice cream dairy was very positive about this. They decided to place their ice cr