#Easy geometric cat drawing series#

Thanks to every makers that share me their photos other stuff on. In the end I decided to stick with ‘Sleeping Cat’, although over time I’ll probably have a lot sleeping cat pieces, so I’ll have to come up with some variations. easier to remove the velcro tape from the wall if needed. ChatGPT suggested ‘Whiskers of Serenity’ for this one, which made me laugh 😀 (and no, I don’t use AI to write these posts, or for my art, in case anyone’s wondering – it’s all hand drawn/painted). I actually really dislike titling my art, especially abstracts, and ‘flowery’ titles always feel a bit silly to me. Sketch with Geometric Shapes: Use geometric shapes to properly position the subject (foreground) within the available space (background). Paper Orientation: Place the paper in the portrait position. I’ve been trying to think of more interesting titles and descriptions than the factual ones I normally come up with. Using the Elements and Principles of Design go ahead and have fun drawing and coloring.

This is probably because it’s more difficult to fix mistakes with traditional media, so I try harder to avoid them and unconsciously tense up my hand in the process :/ Anyway, I plan to do more paintings for my stores later in the year, but for now I’m focusing on this drawing series, along with the Evolve course and finishing my next colouring book. They take less time to complete, and drawing on my iPad is physically easier than painting on canvas or paper. But right now I’m limited in the amount of painting I can do because of a wrist injury, which is why I decided to focus on these drawings for a while instead. In the longer term I’m planning to add a lot of cat and other animal paintings to my stores. I love all animals, but cats are my favourite, and they’re such interesting subjects to draw too. All geometric cat drawings ship within 48 hours and include a 30-day money-back. I have quite a few cats in this set of drawings. Choose your favorite geometric cat drawings from 101 available designs. You can make this easier by only drawing one-half of the snout and then duplicating and flipping the shape, as we did with the eye shapes in Step 3. This first drawing is of a curled up sleeping cat: These are all hand drawn in Procreate on my iPad, and feature minimalist black and white drawings of animals, as well as a few other nature-themed subjects such as plants etc. Sketch with Organic Shapes: Use organic shapes to add forms and areas. Sketch with Geometric Shapes: Use geometric shapes to properly position the subject (foreground) within the. Use simple geometric shapes like circles and ovals to create the head, body, and limbs. Paper Orientation: Place the paper in the portrait position.

#Easy geometric cat drawing series#

Today I’m happy to be posting the first of an ongoing series of line art pieces that I’ve been working on recently. Start by lightly sketching the basic shapes to outline the cats body.