So typically, there's just so many ways to draw fighting big cats, specifically lions. In this tip, I show you two common attacks. It's extremely important that you watch various lion fighting videos or observe references of two enraged big cats. 1.) A typical slash of the claws attack, notice how the indent of detail in the paw, and how tense and noticeable it is. This is because the paw has retracted it's claws fully to grapple onto its victim. The small dents of detail above the tip of the claw of each toe adds definition and depth. Now, when any type of animal attacks with claws, you will see streaks of wounds stream from the claws themselves. They don't necessarily go in a STRAIGHT angle, unless the victim is perfectly still, but even then. When two animals are fighting, there is never a perfect wound. Wounds will flow in various of directions, depending on the intensity of the fight. 2.) Uses the same principle as 1) but in this case, we have a lion cupping its mouth onto a victim. Having no remaining indication of open mouth, intensifies this attack, as it appears that the mouth is totally latched onto the flesh, with teeth fully sunken in.