How to Draw a Siamese Cat
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Let us begin by making the outlined shape for the cat's head then sketch in the facial guidelines.
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Using what you just made in step one, sketch out the structure of the cat's face. Notice the lips of the cat's mouth are well defined.
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Next, form the shape of the cat's large pointed ears like so. Sketch in some of the hair on top of the cat's head.
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Here you will sketch in the detailing inside of the cat's ears like so. The lining is actually the cat's cartilage.
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Draw the small cap that this Siamese cat is wearing, and don't forget to add the nib.
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Now we can begin sketching out the face in a very Asian manner. Start with the eyes, then sketch in the bone structure around the eyes, and cheeks. The lining for the eyes should be bold or dark.
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Finish the face by sketching out the nose, and then the small chin. Add some whiskers on the chin then add a dimple in the center of the nose.
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Lightly sketch in the long mustache like whiskers. This will make your Siamese cat look like an oriental. The fine lines to form the stache combined will end up looking thick.
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Sketch out the shape of the cat's neck, then draw in the stiff looking shirt collar.
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Lastly, draw the shoulders, and add a button in the center of the shirt right at the neck line. Erase the mistakes before calling this drawing finished.
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That's it, you are all done. Now add some color to your Siamese cat to make it your own.
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February 5, 2014
Description: Are you guys ready to witness an epic drawing of a cat that is in the homes of people around the globe. Here is "how to draw a Siamese cat", step by step. We all know that Siamese cats are of oriental decent. They originated from Thailand and during the twentieth century the Siamese cat became the most popular breed within Europe and North America. I wanted to create a version of this cat that showcases its heritage in a very logical way. Drawing a Siamese cat is not only going to be fun, it will also be exciting. I have to fly out of here to tackle more tuts for you all. Enjoy this lesson folks!
