Watercolor sketches and a tabby cat in a Bat Yam home

An orange tabby cat rests its head on a person's hand, which is holding it gently. The cat's eyes are closed, and its ears are perked. The person's hand is resting on the cat's head and neck, and their fingers are slightly curled around the cat's face. The cat is wearing a collar. The background is blurred, but it appears to be an indoor setting with a window and blinds. There is a colorful painting or artwork leaning against something in the background. A table with a tablet on it is visible to the right. The scene is likely in Bat Yam, Israel, given the context provided.

This is a close-up, overhead shot of a watercolor painting on white paper. The painting features a glass vase or jar filled with red and pinkish-red objects, possibly fruit, rendered with loose watercolor washes and black ink outlines. The vase itself is also outlined in black ink and filled with washes of teal and black. To the left of the vase, there are green watercolor splotches and abstract ink lines suggesting leaves or stems. Scattered green and dark dots on the paper might represent additional leaves or stylistic embellishments. To the right and behind the vase, a large, loose wash of light green watercolor dominates the background, with some darker green ink outlines suggesting a leafy or organic form. Lighter washes of orange and pink are present in the background to the upper left and lower right of the vase. The overall impression is abstract and impressionistic, focusing on color and form rather than precise representation. There is no discernible text in the image. The lighting suggests it might be daytime. The image appears to be a still life, with no people or specific event depicted.