Drew Gold, the imaginative cartoonist behind the beloved series “Motivational Housecat! Starring Professor Meow Meow and The Angry Bee,” boasts a rich creative journey spanning over three decades. Born with an innate talent for storytelling, Drew seamlessly transitioned his passion for art and humor into a thriving career as a cartoonist. After an intense six-year stint creating MH, Drew took a brief hiatus in 2023, stepping back to handle mundane tasks like taking out the trash. Excitingly, new Motivational Housecat! strips for 2024 are set to drop next week!

With a whimsical touch and a keen sense of humor, Drew Gold brings to life the endearing characters of Professor Meow Meow and The Angry Bee in his comic series. The Motivational Housecat! universe is a delightful blend of wit, charm, and insightful commentary that resonates with adult readers.

THE REVIEWS ARE IN:

“Drew Gold and his big hit Motivational Housecat!”-ICC Magazine

“Terrific… Evocative of 1970s underground comics. Salute!”-J. Cuchowski, Facebook

“Excellent series you have created Reminds me of the great ones decades ago! Inspiring stuff!”-mister.gong

“I’ll just come out and say it, Drew Gold is my favorite comic artist. This is saying a lot since second place goes to Calvin and Hobbes’ Bill Watterson. How is it that Drew is number one? Well, he’s talented, consistent, produces weekly, and above all is – he is just plain funny.”-SJ, The American Centrist

“You sir, are a master of the funny bone. I did an honest-to-god spit take from laughing at this. Lesson: do NOT consume anything while reading your stuff.”-RK, DeviantArt

“Crumb cool.”-Russel, Facebook

Contrary to popular belief, Drew’s artistic journey didn’t begin with cartoons. His initial impact was in the dynamic world of childrenswear, where his keen eye for design and understanding of youthful aesthetics allowed him to flourish. While he acknowledges his past work for major brands like Disney, King Features, CTW, Joe Boxer, and Viacom, Drew emphasizes that Motivational Housecat! is distinctly adult-oriented. “It’s clearly an adult comic, yet my daughter and her friends love the characters,” he notes.

This unique background infuses his cartooning with a distinct visual appeal that adds to the universal charm of his work. Reflecting on his experience in the childrenswear industry, Drew notes, “That industry taught me to embrace technology as my primary tool so that I could work very efficiently. I also had a huge connection to the work I was doing… my biggest influences as a kid were Peanuts, The Beatles, comic books, and the art on my pajamas!”