Official Story: Having fled from his native Nepalese Tiger sanctuary for fear of poaching by lecherous, beer-swilling hillbillies with a fondness for 12-gauge shotguns and a penchant for buggery, Miravi Bhuna-Giva spent many years traveling the globe, selling his paltry artistic services in search of a new home. Miravi eventually settled on the west coast of the United States, determined to live the sweet life out in southern California's beautiful, San Fernando Valley.

During this turbulent time, Miravi saw a dramatic turn in his artistic development. Having always possessed a love of pencil and paper and the pretty pictures he could make with them, he soon became aware of of a growing community of artists online who shared many of Miravi's own passions- science-fiction, naked girls, comic books, animation, naked girls, bad movies, naked girls, ear hair, and shameless self-promotion [AND YOU CAN READ ALL ABOUT IT in Miravi's forthcoming Windham Press book: "All I Learned in College Was How To Make Up Shit: A True Story"]. Much like his comrade, lord, and master, T.Catt, Miravi saw all the great pictures of nekkid comic book characters that artists all over the world were producing, and thought to himself, "Hey! T.Catt could do that!". And so T.Catt did (see T.Catt's bio for more on this). However, seeing that T.Catt could do it, Miravi was forced to ask himself- why not me? If not now, when? If not here, what? And so he tried it. And found much to his delight that other people liked the dirty, dirty drawings he had made. This made Miravi feel powerful. As though he alone might wield the power of the pencil to create naughty pictures and thereby make people his willing servants!

However, this didn't pan out. But people still liked his pictures so he kept drawing them. Then one day, T.Catt approached him and asked him: "Why don't you bathe more often?" This confused Miravi because he always considered himself to be the very model of cleanliness. However, it turned out that what T.Catt had actually said was "We should form our own studio!". Turns out, the sneaky little tabby cat had been forming alliances with other artists, and had created a master plan for the domination of online cartoon smut. Seeing that at long last, his dream of power, riches and babes might come true, Miravi agreed to become a member of what would eventually become, 'The Guys With Cats for Mascots'. This group, however, quickly disbanded due to lack of interest. Seeing his dream dashed, Miravi reluctantly agreed to join T.Catt's fledgling group of artists who went under the moniker of 'CattHouse Studios'.

Oh, and they lived happily, ever after. At least until the copyright lawyers busted their asses. But that's... another story..... [ALSO COMING SOON from Windham Press! Check your local retailer]