Occasionally lay your pencil on the side to add a tiny bit more graphite and blend again. You can also pull some graphite off the fur areas, add more delicate strokes in the direction of the fur, and then blend the area as needed. You can use the graphite on your stump to blend other parts of the cat. You can begin by shading a bit of graphite onto the darker shadows at the base of the cat. If it’s an angle you are drawing, ask yourself, “How much of an angle is this, compared to the vertical or horizontal sides of my page, or center guidelines?”Īll you need for this step is a paper stump to gently pull the graphite around the image. Tip: Don’t name the part you are drawing (especially parts you know like cat paws, eyes, nose, and legs.) Ask yourself things about the shape. Instead, name something in the room like a bookcase, door, or window. Don’t be tempted to make it up or you might become frustrated with your results.Īsk yourself, “What direction is this curve traveling in?” But don’t say “left” or “right.” It takes too long to work out which is left and which is right. Our brain can only remember one thing at a time when we are first drawing, so go slowly. You must ask yourself what the curve or angle is really doing, then record it by drawing it onto your page. You can only draw something well if you have seen it properly. Always look carefully at the drawing you are copying from before you draw your curve or angle.
Place your finger on the curve you are drawing so that you don’t lose your place. Tip: Keep the drawing you are copying from parallel to your drawing. Notice where you must draw inside the shape and where to draw outside the shape. Press lightly as you travel around the shapes. In this step, you will add the outline to your entire cat.
Let’s get started drawing a realistic-looking cat. You can buy this from an art or craft store)
EASY CAT DRAWING STEP BY STEP HOW TO
Scribble gesture drawing is the best place to start when you first learn how to draw.
Try to draw your whole cat in about 10-20 seconds. Only sketch it in the stick-figure style of drawing as you see here. Start with a quick stick-figure sketchĪ simple way to better understand the movement and curves of cat anatomy is to watch a real cat in motion while you sketch it rapidly. You can also look at cat anatomy drawings and books to study their bone and muscle structure. If you don’t have a cat, you can watch videos of cats in action. Take time to study real-life cats and learn more about their positions, features, and poses. The best way to learn how to draw animals is to study their anatomy. Either way, your cat will look impressive – almost like it’s come to life on the page! Get familiar with the basics of cat anatomy To go a step further, you can use a blending stump to add shading and form.
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