Follow up Part 2 jNv 8 MmfG 30 s <| sep |> Neiman Marcus Last Call Black Friday Week Extra 40 % to 80 % off everythingAllWomenscat 6410010 cat 000001 c . cat ? icidSlide 1 ViewAllWomens ends online Nov 26 at 8 am CT . <| sep |> You mean Stephan Galaxy ? <| sep |> Fluffy feeling very comfy with Tomo ' s hand around her in the last panel . <| sep |> I wouldn ' t go anywhere near so far as to say that it ' s been proven that he didn ' t have schizophrenia . There ' s quite a bit of speculation , and his diagnosis was made at a time when psychology was still a fairly new field , but schizophrenia in itself wouldn ' t necessarily keep someone from being able to make paintings like this depending on severity and type of symptoms , of course . The sketchy thing about his cat portrait series is really the way that they ' re presented . Wayne actually continued to paint normal cats until near the end of his life , and it ' s a lot more likely that his bizarre paintings were just experiments with abstract techniques rather than a manifestation of whatever mental illness he suffered from . He also created ceramic dogs and cats with sharp angles in a cubist style , so he was definitely interested in depicting animals in nonliteral ways . They were first put into this series by an early 20 th century psychologist who was looking for evidence of deterioration in Wayne ' s artwork after his own experiences with painting while on mescaline . Most likely , he just didn ' t see the creative value in Wayne ' s later work , and forced it to fit into his own model of psychosis .