Kitty #2 Metal Print

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Characters have such power. When I created "Kitty" I purposely made him not masculine and knew very well his name was a sort of cute joke. In my book "Hedgehog Boy" Kitty is the character who ends up being the strong one, he delivers the ending and saves the day. Kitty was my way of saying to all the boys out there that are not traditionally masculine that you are still strong.

Rene Carol Capone (b. September 22, 1978) is an American figure painter known for his depiction of the male form with whimsical, erotic and mysterious imagery; often used together. He also works with stories and myth. Capone began his career as an artist creating dreamlike, sensual, often homoerotic images of young men in search of love, identity, and their place in the world. His paintings and drawings are highly prized by art collectors in the LGBT community, they now hang on the walls of private and corporate collectors around the world. Born in upstate New York in the town of Niskayuna. He is the oldest of four children. His relationship to the famed mobster Al Capone remains a well kept mystery. His Birth certificate legally says...