I got some paper we can use to make our posters!

Thanks, Chika!

All right. Let's jump right into getting them made, shall we?

First, I'll write “Searching for Missing Cat's Owner” in big letters… How does this look?

Good. It's nice and bold and stands out.

It might be a good idea to color it in to make it bright and vivid.

I agree. Oh, and the title might stand out more if we outline it with this pen.

Great idea, zura! I'll get started on the outlines.

Thanks, Hanamaru!

Next, we should probably write down some of Tiger's defining characteristics.

What stands out about Tiger? She's striped, fluffy, and really cute… Would a description like that work?

She's also wearing a red collar.

Okay, I'll write that she's a really cute, fluffy, striped kitty wearing a red collar. Do you think that's enough?

Hmm. It's not bad, but…

It's a bit tough to convey exactly what kind of cat she is through words alone.

Then why don't we draw a picture of her for the poster?

That's not a bad idea, but can we really capture how she looks in a drawing?

I've got this!

Hey Tigerrrrrr, look this way!

Hmm, so the stripes on her face go a bit like this… And then her eyes are this color.

You're such a good artist, Chika.

Yeah, that picture really looks like her.

*Giggle* You think? I'm glad. Now, for her body—

Ack! Tiger, no! The model isn't supposed to move around!

She seems pretty intrigued by your pen, zura.

Waaah! Tiger, you can't have my pen. Seriously, let go!

*Chuckle* It looks like she's more interested in playing with you than modeling for you.

Yeah. Look at you, Miss Popularity.

I-I'm glad she wants to play, but I can't draw her like this!