The design
Every marking means something.
She was drawn before any of this existed — on paper, in one sitting, by a twelve-year-old who had opinions about all of it. The brief that came with the drawing was six lines long and specific to the paw.
- A Texas, in blue, on the hip that faces you.
- Aqua eyes — the one bright thing down there.
- A reddish nose, and white inside both ears.
- Solid black everywhere else. No exceptions.
- One white back paw. The right one, and only that one.
- A blue collar of fish skeletons, with a charm that says Texas Water. Blue and white bands near the tail tip, and a dark blue bow.
The original. Everything on this page is built from it.
The drawing came first.
Not a brief, not a mood board, not a committee. A kid drew a black cat with Texas on its hip and a collar made of fish bones, and it was better than anything a brand deck was going to produce.
The art here is that character, drawn out into scenes. Same eyes, same collar, same one white paw — the back right — in every single frame.
Still to do
She hasn't got a name yet.
That is not an oversight. Naming her belongs to the person who drew her, and she is taking suggestions.
The free test
The test comes before the quote
We test the water at your own kitchen sink and tell you what is in it. No charge, and no obligation to buy anything afterwards — including from us.