"The Artist's Model" is the cover image of The Noodle Kittens Art Series book.

"Four Noodle Kettenses" is a Noodle Kittens homage to Andy Warhol's "Shot Marilyns," but the title comes from "Eight Elvises" which was Warhol's highest selling picture.

"American Gothic" is a Noodle Kitten homage to Grant Wood's painting of the same title.

"Composition in Red, Blue, and Yellow" is a Noodle Kittens homage to Piet Mondrian's painting "Composition II in Red, Blue and Yellow."

"Pest Modernism" is a Noodle Kittens homage to the street artist Banksy's graffiti art piece of the same title.

"Blue" is a Noodle Kittens homage to Kandinsky's painting of the same title.

"Symphony in Black" is a Noodle Kittens homage to the serigraph by Erté of the same title.

"Cubist Kitten" is a Noodle Kittens homage to the cubist movement.

"Proun" is a Noodle Kittens homage to "Proun Inv 91" by El Lissitzky.

"Morning Kitten & Evening Kitten" is a Noodle Kittens homage to Mucha.

"After Dark" is a Noodle Kittens homage to Shag's painting "Tabby" in the "After Dark" series.

"Flower That Blooms at Midnight" is a Noodle Kittens homage to the installation piece by Yayoi Kusama titled "Flowers That Bloom at Midnight."

"Arithmetic Composition" is a Noodle Kittens homage to Theo van Doesburg's piece of the same title.

"The Last Mad Tea Party" is a Noodle Kittens homage to Leonardo Da Vinci's "The Last Supper" and "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" illustrator John Tenniel's "The Mad Tea Party."

In a whirlwind tour which includes thirteen stops, the Noodle Kittens explore a variety of artists, art works, and art movements