How to draw a cat who is about to pounce drawing lesson and printable worksheet.
This simple how-to-draw a cat about to pounce worksheet will help give the young artist confidence in drawing.SCROLL DOWN TO ACCESS THE FREE PDF.
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Parents, teachers, and homeschool families will be able to use this lesson in class, or it may be a take-home project or used in an after-school homework club.
This cat is a cartoon drawing because of its simplicity and exaggerated features like the face and the pose.
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BEGINNINGS
Start with a tall oval for the body, and below the oval, draw a wide circle for the head. Add two ovals for the paws on both sides of the head.
FACE
Use guidelines across the center of the face and down the center of the face to keep things even. Draw them lightly since you will want to erase them later.
* Add the ears on the top of the head.
* The eyes are below the guideline that is going across the face.
* The eyes are almond-shaped; there is a curved line on the top and a curved line on the bottom.
* The nose is a little below the eyes and on the center guideline; the nose is a triangle pointing down.
* The eyes are looking sideways, so draw the iris on the left half to appear as if he is looking left.
* The pupils are lines going up and down, and they are low in the iris, so he looks like he is watching the toy mouse.
* His mouth is shaped like a rounded "W," and a line connects the nose and the mouth.
BODY
* The paws have three curves underneath with lines for the claws.
* There are elbows on the side of the face; they are a bent line.
* The rear legs are a curving line that follows the bend of the body.
* There is a circle for the rear paws.
* The tail is made of two parallel lines; it can be straight up or curve like an "S" or a "?" shape.
MOUSE
The toy mouse gives the picture a story.
* The mouse is a half circle for the body and a straight line below.
* There are circles for the ears and a curving line for the tail.
* Draw circles for the wheels.
* Draw two circles like a figure * for the wind-up key.
YOU MAY PRINT THE PROJECT NOTES BELOW.
BEGINNINGS
Start with a tall oval for the body, and below the oval, draw a wide circle for the head. Add two ovals for the paws on both sides of the head.
FACE
Use guidelines across the center of the face and down the center of the face to keep things even. Draw them lightly since you will want to erase them later.
* Add the ears on the top of the head.
* The eyes are below the guideline that is going across the face.
* The eyes are almond-shaped; there is a curved line on the top and a curved line on the bottom.
* The nose is a little below the eyes and on the center guideline; the nose is a triangle pointing down.
* The eyes are looking sideways, so draw the iris on the left half to appear as if he is looking left.
* The pupils are lines going up and down, and they are low in the iris, so he looks like he is watching the toy mouse.
* His mouth is shaped like a rounded "W," and a line connects the nose and the mouth.
BODY
* The paws have three curves underneath with lines for the claws.
* There are elbows on the side of the face; they are a bent line.
* The rear legs are a curving line that follows the bend of the body.
* There is a circle for the rear paws.
* The tail is made of two parallel lines; it can be straight up or curve like an "S" or a "?" shape.
MOUSE
The toy mouse gives the picture a story.
* The mouse is a half circle for the body and a straight line below.
* There are circles for the ears and a curving line for the tail.
* Draw circles for the wheels.
* Draw two circles like a figure * for the wind-up key.
© A. E. Dozat 3/24/14
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