Last Pyro Cat Box for the Series -burnt lines and acrylic fluid paints

Finally, I have finished a series of pyro cat boxes.  I have put them onto my Pinterest board (Peter C. Marshall's Art Work). I was looking at them and noted each has an attitude.

Do  these lips denote an attitude?

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