How to Draw an Animal

In this step-by-step tutorial, we will show you how to draw an animal. Here we’ve combined all aspects of drawing animals in a cat style, but all the skills learned can be applied to a completely different animal.
This is a simple tutorial that will help you draw this beautiful animal.
How to draw an animal step by step
Step 1: Sketch the basic shapes
First, draw the outlines of the head and torso. Pay attention to the sizes of these two shapes and their placement on the paper.

Step 2: Draw the neck and legs
Connect the outlines of the head and torso by drawing the neck. After that, sketch small triangular ears and long, flowing front legs.

Step 3: Add the tail
Refine the back of the torso, then add a long, flowing tail and graceful curved hind legs. Avoid making the shapes too large.

Step 4: Refine the cat’s face
The drawing already looks like a cat, right? Continue by drawing the cat’s face. Add the inner parts of the ears and outline the nose and mouth.

Step 5: Add facial details
Draw the nose and mouth using simple triangular shapes. Finish the face by adding the whiskers and a small patch of fur in front of the ear.

Step 6: Refine the front legs
Now refine the area below the head. Draw smooth outlines of the front legs. One line continues the neck, while the other crosses the outline of the torso.

Step 7: Refine the hind legs
Repeat the previous process for the cat’s hind legs. Refine the smooth contours of the back and abdomen.

Step 8: Refine the tail
We are almost finished. Add a few smooth lines to refine the outline of the cat’s tail.

Step 9: Add light shading
Determine the location of the light source and add shadows using light, single-layer hatching.

Step 10: Finish the cat drawing
If you followed the steps correctly, your cat should look similar to this. If you notice any major differences, go back to the necessary step and correct them.

This drawing tutorial is complete. If you have any suggestions or requests, be sure to leave them in the comments below. Your feedback helps us choose the best topics for future drawing tutorials.








its too easy
Easy to draw