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Here's how you draw: Show me to draw
Step 1: Start by sketching a large circle for the head. Below the head, draw an oval for the body. These will be the basic shapes for your drawing of a happy cartoon cat.
Step 2: Add two smaller triangles on top of the head circle for the ears. Draw a long curved line extending from the bottom of the body oval to create the cat's tail.
Step 3: Draw two large circles inside the head circle to form the eyes. Add a small triangle towards the center of the face to represent the nose. Below the nose, sketch a 'U' shape for the mouth.
Step 4: Detail the ears with inner ear shapes by drawing a smaller triangle inside each ear outline. Add two rounded rectangles on the bottom of the body oval to create the front paws.
Step 5: Add a few lines inside the eyes for pupils to make them expressive. Draw long whiskers coming out from each side of the nose. Add two smaller ovals next to the front paws for the back legs.
Step 6: Shade lightly on the inner ears, around the eyes, and on the tail to add depth. Outline the cat with thicker lines to make it pop off the page.
Step 7: As a final touch, add small details like fur texture by drawing short lines around the body and tail. Add a collar with a tiny bell on the cat's neck for a cute, playful look.
Step 2: Add two smaller triangles on top of the head circle for the ears. Draw a long curved line extending from the bottom of the body oval to create the cat's tail.
Step 3: Draw two large circles inside the head circle to form the eyes. Add a small triangle towards the center of the face to represent the nose. Below the nose, sketch a 'U' shape for the mouth.
Step 4: Detail the ears with inner ear shapes by drawing a smaller triangle inside each ear outline. Add two rounded rectangles on the bottom of the body oval to create the front paws.
Step 5: Add a few lines inside the eyes for pupils to make them expressive. Draw long whiskers coming out from each side of the nose. Add two smaller ovals next to the front paws for the back legs.
Step 6: Shade lightly on the inner ears, around the eyes, and on the tail to add depth. Outline the cat with thicker lines to make it pop off the page.
Step 7: As a final touch, add small details like fur texture by drawing short lines around the body and tail. Add a collar with a tiny bell on the cat's neck for a cute, playful look.