When it comes to cute cats, any color is adorable – but orange and white cats tend to be eyecatching and memorable – so let’s draw our very own in just a few short, simple steps!
Tutorial Video
Step-By-Step Images and Instructions
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Start by using a black pen to draw two triangular ears connected by a curved line in the center of your page – angle this slightly.
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Add a curved line inside the right ear, and bring this down to the bottom right-hand corner of the page. Then, bring the line down slightly with a slightly jagged line.
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Add another curved line to the left ear, and then curve this across to the left, down in a slightly jagged section, and across to the bottom right-hand corner of the page.
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Now, add a short jagged section below this, and then curve the line down and across to the right.
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Return to the right-hand side, and bring a curved line across to the right, and then down towards the bottom of the page. Start to curve it back in at the bottom.
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Add three long points to the top of the head for stripes…
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Add two circles below the stripes for eyes…
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And then add small “crescent moon” shapes inside these, with small “bumps” to the right of each.
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Add a wavy line below the eyes, with a bump between the eyes, and pointing off to the right just below.
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Continue this line down towards the bottom of the page, and add a curved line connecting the two sides together.
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Now, add a curved line to connect these lines at the bottom, and add small bumps below for toes.
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Add another set of toes to the right, and bring the right line up towards the top right-hand corner of the page.
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Now, add a curved line across from the right line, heading towards the left and then back up and across to the right. Add three short curved lines for toes, and then bring a curved line up and across to the right, adding a jagged section to the end.
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Add a small oval beneath the eyes…
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And then add two curved lines to the bottom of this, above a “u” shaped tongue.
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Now, add a series of curved stripes along the back of the cat.
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Bring up two curved lines joined with a curve at the end for a tail…
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And add a series of stripes to the tail.
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Add a curved line connecting the back leg to the front paw…
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And then use a black fineliner to add curved whiskers on either side of the nose.
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Use the black fineliner to add a curved line to the bottom of the mouth, and add two small teeth above this.
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Now, add a “cloud” shape above the tail.
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Add a curved line to the bottom left of this, and then a small circle above this.
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Draw a half-circle above the curve, and add a curved line in the center of this for an eye…
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And then add a curved line to the left of the first – do you see the enemy mouse starting to take shape?
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Add another small loop inside the ear, and bring a curved line across to the left, down, and back across to the right.
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Connect this to the top of the cat’s tail with a curved line, and then add a curved line to create the mouse’s back.
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Bring a curved line down and spiraling across…
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And add a plant to the mouse’s hand.
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Now, add a small shape inside the cat’s nose.
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Use the black pen to shade the right section of the eyes…
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And then use a brown pen for your cat’s stripes and his nose, as well as the inside of his mouth.
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Give him a pink tongue with a hot pink pen…
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And use a light pink pencil for the inside of the ears on your cat and your mouse.
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Fill in the plant that the mouse is holding with a light green pencil.
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Then, fill in the body of the mouse with an orange pen…
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And use an orange pencil for the main body of the kitty.
Now, who said that cats and mice can’t be friends? This looks like a pretty happy pair to us!
