A cat in mid air with all four paws off the ground, stretched out over a line of floor. It is the only page here with any movement in it, and that is the whole reason to print it: a child who finds sitting animals boring will take this one. Leave the space under it pale and the jump reads properly. For two cats sitting perfectly still, see two cats, or the cat with its bowl.

A cat in mid leap, all four paws off the ground.
Want to draw jumping cat yourself?
Here is jumping cat in 8 steps.
Draw one long curve for the spine, rising from tail to shoulder.
Hang the body under it, deeper at the chest than the hips.
Add the head at the top of the curve, tilted forward.
Reach both front legs forward, one slightly ahead of the other.
Trail the back legs behind, bent at the knee.
Stream the tail out beyond the back legs.
Draw the ground as a straight line, well below the paws.
Finish with the face and whiskers.
What you need
Paper, a pencil and an eraser.






