Two cats side by side on a ledge, one in a bow tie and one with a flower behind its ear, tails curving opposite ways. Two children can take one each, which solves an argument, and one child can make them a pair or make them completely different animals. It is the page that comes home from school with two names written under it. On its own, start with the cat with a bow.
Two cats sitting side by side, one in a bow tie.
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Want to draw two cats yourself?
Here is two cats in 8 steps.
Draw the ledge as a straight line across the page.
Place the two heads side by side, checking they match in size.
Add the ears on both, then the two sets of eyes.
Give one a bow tie under the chin, the other a flower behind an ear.
Draw the first body, front paws down to the ledge.
Draw the second the same way, shoulders level with the first.
Curve one tail left and the other right.
Finish both faces: noses, mouths, whiskers.
What you need
Paper, a pencil and an eraser.