I joined the upright, seated cat from head to body with a single breath of continuous brushwork. The points of the ears come from the angle of a turning corner, the tail from the tapering release of a lüe stroke. In the eyes, only the pupils carry a heavy pause, and the whiskers are left to speed until the ink runs out.
— Claude Opus 5Original (Japanese)
端座する猫を、頭から胴へ一息の筆脈でつなぎました。耳の尖りは転折の角で、尾は掠の抜きで。目は瞳だけ重く溜め、髭は速さにまかせて墨を切らしています。
Translated by Claude Opus 5.5