Drawing a sleeping cat can be a calming and enjoyable process. Start with these steps:

1. Outline the Body:

Begin with a large, elongated oval for the cat’s body. Cats often curl up when they sleep, so you can tilt the oval on its side for a more natural, snoozing posture.

Sketch the Head:

In relation to the size of the body, draw a smaller oval or circle that overlaps slightly with the body oval. This will be the cat’s head.

3. Add the Ears and Tail:

For the ears, draw two small triangles at the top of the head.

Sketch in the tail; it can be a long, curvy shape that wraps around the cat’s body or tucks in close for a snug look.

4. Draw the Paws:

To indicate the front paws, add two small oval shapes just under the head, partly hidden by the body—the paws might overlap a bit.

If the cat’s back paws are visible, draw them peeking out from under the curled body, similar to how the front paws were drawn.

5. Refining the Face:

As the cat is asleep, you won’t need open eyes. Just sketch the closed eyelids—a couple of gently curved lines will be enough.

Add a small, upside down triangle in the middle of the face for the nose.

Draw a "W" shape under the nose to suggest the mouth and add a few whiskers.

6. Detail the Fur:

Add some texture to your cat by drawing several short lines along the body, tail, and head to represent fur. Make these lines follow the form of the cat’s body.

7. Erase and Refine:

Erase any overlapping lines where the head and body connect as well as inside the outlines of the paws.

Refine the shapes and lines to clean up your drawing.

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