How to draw a fat cat drawing lesson and printable worksheet.
This free printable drawing worksheet is a fun cartoon type of drawing of a very fat cat.This worksheet may be printed by highlighting it and sending it to your printer. If you have problems, CLICK HERE to visit my how-to-print page for some suggestions.
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Design the body as a dome or half circle with the flat on the bottom. Outline the head as a smaller circle at the top; they overlap a little. Use a guideline up and down the center to keep things even on both sides.
The paws are like ovals at the bottom; the back paw is more oval and slightly higher since it is farther back. The rear legs are ovals tilted outward, and only the knees are visible.
Once you are happy with the outline, then add details. The tail is two lines that reach around to hide the rear paw on one side and rest on top of the front paw. Give him a little chin. The eyes are halfway down the face, The ears are triangles on top of the head. Be careful not to make them too big. The nose is a triangle halfway between the eyes and the chin. The legs are tilted inward like a "V." Draw them as two lines each. There is a bend at the ankle where the legs go straight down.
Our cat has stripes: three on the forehead, one over each eye, two on the cheeks, two on each shoulder, three on each leg, and four on the tail.
Use shadowing to give him roundness.
(c) Mr. Adron 5/24/13
The paws are like ovals at the bottom; the back paw is more oval and slightly higher since it is farther back. The rear legs are ovals tilted outward, and only the knees are visible.
Once you are happy with the outline, then add details. The tail is two lines that reach around to hide the rear paw on one side and rest on top of the front paw. Give him a little chin. The eyes are halfway down the face, The ears are triangles on top of the head. Be careful not to make them too big. The nose is a triangle halfway between the eyes and the chin. The legs are tilted inward like a "V." Draw them as two lines each. There is a bend at the ankle where the legs go straight down.
Our cat has stripes: three on the forehead, one over each eye, two on the cheeks, two on each shoulder, three on each leg, and four on the tail.
Use shadowing to give him roundness.
(c) Mr. Adron 5/24/13
