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How to Draw a Cat

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Cats have a calm elegance that makes them a favourite subject for artists, and in this two-part class, you’ll learn how to bring that graceful presence to life through pencil drawing.

In Drawing Realistic Cats, we’ll go beyond just outlining a feline form—we’ll study how to layer, shade, and add realistic detail that makes your cat leap off the page with softness and personality.

🐾 What You’ll Learn in This Class:

🧰 Essential Tools – Discover the exact pencils and materials you need to create lifelike texture and detail.
🧱 Building the Foundation – Learn how to sketch and develop the shape and structure of the cat’s body.
👁️ Drawing Lifelike Eyes – Capture that expressive feline gaze by learning how to add depth and reflection.
🐈 Natural Hair Techniques – Use layering techniques to create a soft, believable fur effect.
🌾 Overlapping Hair & Texture – Learn how to avoid a flat look by drawing fur that naturally overlaps and flows.
✨ Fine Details – Draw delicate whiskers, subtle shading, and fine features that bring realism to your drawing.

Whether you’re a cat lover or a budding realist, this class is a must for mastering soft textures and creating animal portraits that feel alive.

Join now and learn to capture the quiet beauty of a resting cat—one stroke at a time.

You Will Need

  • Set of Pencils (2H, HB, B, 2B, 4B, 6B, 8B)
  • Kneadable Eraser
  • Soft Eraser
  • Tombow Mono Eraser
  • Drawing Paper or Sketchbook
  • Soft Lint Free Cloth
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