The right way to Draw Cats and Soup [9 Easy Tasty Steps]

First, let’s draw a hat on the head of the kitty. Draw a semicircle, the ends of which are curved. Inside the hat immediately indicate the head of the cat. On top draw another semi-oval – this will be the top of the headgear.

Add elements of a cat’s face, to make the drawing livelier. Draw bangs peeking out from under the hat. Black, charcoal eyes oval in shape. Mark the lips, nose in the form of triangles.

Now draw the paws and back of the kitty, which boils soup. Remember that in his paws he holds a spoon, with which he stirs the soup in the vat.

Draw a spoon, or rather its handle, in the form of an uneven rectangle. Then finish drawing the back of the cat, and do not forget about his tail. Finish drawing the cat on his leg. The second leg-leg is hidden behind the vat, which we are now going to start drawing.

It is very easy to draw a vat. To begin with, draw an uneven circle. Do not try to make it perfectly flat.

Then add details to make our vat look three-dimensional and more realistic. First, draw a curved horizontal line from the middle to the middle of the pot. In the resulting top oval draw another smaller oval. The result will be the rim of the vat. Choose the thickness of the walls of your vat as you see fit. But don’t make them too thick.

Draw the handle of the vat and scuffs on the side.u003cbru003eThen fill the vat with tasty soup. To do this, inside the vat, draw a semicircle with the ends down – with this action we have marked the liquid inside the dish. And at the end, add details that will give the liquid a boiling effect.

Now let’s draw firewood and fire. You can’t make soup without them.

Let’s make it easy for the cat to make soup. Let’s draw a stand on which he stands with his legs and feet.