Tutorial Pt. 1

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First, I'd make a circle, and mark the center and where they eyes go with some lines

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First, I'd make a circle, and mark the center and where they eyes go with some lines.

First, I'd make a circle, and mark the center and where they eyes go with some lines

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Second, I'd add the ears. Depending on the breed, I would shape them differently.

 Depending on the breed, I would shape them differently

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Next I'd add the muzzle shape. I usually shape it differently if the cat is more muscled. Like, if I were making a fat cat, it'd be roundish, and if they were more muscular, and make it more of a square shape.

 Like, if I were making a fat cat, it'd be roundish, and if they were more muscular, and make it more of a square shape

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Now I add the sides. As I said before, the shape and size really depends on the breed you're drawing.

 As I said before, the shape and size really depends on the breed you're drawing

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