that puss in boots reminds me of the one from a cartoon I know of. Not Shriek of course, but another one that was about the real story of puss in boots. :)

yeah your giant does look alot like stromboli, but still really awesome drawing!

I don't mean to be one of "those people" - but if you ever did illustrations for that story I for one would be very glad to see it! It would look awesome, I think. I own a version with sort of realisticish illustrations, but it would also look great in the bold, dynamic cartoony style you draw in. And as much as I did like Shrek's Puss [well, I've only seen up to the second movie, I hear a lot of groaning past that.] I enjoy seeing things done in different ways. Besides not looking like what some may be familiar with as Puss, he also has different body language while still maintaining the true feel of the original character. Yaddayadda, wall of text.

maybe, one day, when I decide to ignore my attention span, I'll illustrate Puss in Boots

my favorite illustrations actually are of Gustave Doré's Puss, who was also one of my first instances of 'reading' the story (not really, I couldn't read French, and this story, along with others were in a Charles Perrault book). http://www.surlalunefairytales.com/.....oreboots1.html

Oh wow, yes, I quite like the way that looks. I also understand looking at/owning things you can't actually read but find the illustrations nice. :D

Attention spans are the enemy of many a creative person, I think... I know I suffer muchly the same.