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• Method 2 of 4: Draw a cat, side view
• Method 3 of 4: Draw a cat lying down
• Method 4 of 4: Draw a realistic cat

1 Draw the outline of the head and body. Use a circle for the head. Add vertical and horizontal lines around the circle. Draw a large oval for the cat's body.

2 Add eyes using two small circles draw the nose and mouth.Draw two pointed shapes on either side of the head.

3 Draw the outline of the cat's paws, make the hind paw close to a circle.

4 Draw the tail, make it long and curved.

5 Darken the eyes and add a mustache. You can also draw a collar for him.

6 Draw out the torso by adding some fluffy details.

7 Color the cat.

Method 2 of 4: Draw a cat, side view

1. 1 Draw the outline of the body. Draw a circle for the head. For the torso, draw a rectangle with a curved line that sits near the circle (head). Add a large oval for the thigh line.
2. 2 Draw the main features of the face. Draw the lines of the nose, ears and mouth.
3. 3 Add more details. Draw the side of the eye. Add the nose as well.
4. 4 Draw the outline of the thighs and legs. Also draw the tail.
5. 5 Draw the main features of the cat. Add short strokes to make the cat look fluffy.
6. 6 Erase unnecessary construction lines and add more details.
7. 7 Color the cat.
   • Use colored pencils, crayons, markers, or watercolors.

Method 3 of 4: Draw a cat lying down

1. 1 Draw a circle and an oval. These figures will later be the head and body of the cat.
2. 2 Draw thin lines on the "future" face of the cat, which will further help to draw the eyes, mouth, nose and ears.
3. 3 Draw circles and ovals. These shapes are needed to draw three legs.
4. 4 Add basic lines for the face.
5. 5 Draw the basic details of the cat's face. Add short strokes to make the cat look fluffy.
6. 6 Erase unnecessary construction lines and add more details. For example, you can add finishing touches to make your cat look fluffier.
7. 7 Color the cat.

Method 4 of 4: Draw a realistic cat

1. 1 Draw the outline of the body. Draw a circle for the head and draw two crossing lines in the center of it. Use a much larger body circle; add an arc attached to it from the side.
2. 2 Draw the outline of the muzzle. Make the cheeks look plump and the ears pointed on either side of the head.
3. 3 Add two small ovals at the bottom of the head, draw an arc connecting these two ovals. These will be your guidelines for drawing the nose and mouth. Add a couple more small ovals at the bottom of the torso outline and draw a rectangular shape on the side.
4. 4 Draw the details of the muzzle. The cat's eyes should be almond-shaped, add the nose and muzzle outline in short strokes to make the cat appear fluffy.
5. 5 Draw the cat's whiskers and eyebrows using longer strokes.
6. 6 Draw the paws, tail and claws. Remember to use short strokes to keep it looking fluffy.
7. 7 Draw short strokes for the rest of the body.
8. 8 Erase unnecessary construction lines and color the drawing.