Draw the head
Draw a big round head that is a little wider than it is tall. Press lightly so you can fix it later.
▶ Watch this stepThis cartoon snow leopard is a round head, round ears, a muzzle with whiskers, a round body, a long thick tail and dark rings. Watch each step being drawn in pencil, then copy it on your own paper. It works for kids from about age 5 and for adult beginners too.
Copy the dark lines in each step. The grey lines are the parts you already drew.
Draw a big round head that is a little wider than it is tall. Press lightly so you can fix it later.
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On top of the head, draw two round ears with a smaller pink shape inside each one.
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Draw two small round cheeks for the muzzle, a pink nose on top, a little mouth and three whiskers on each side.
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Under the head, draw a round body with a light tummy. Add a long thick tail that curls up on the right.
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Draw two arms and two feet. Then draw small dark rings all over the head, body and tail.
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Light grey for the fur, white for the muzzle and tummy, pink for the nose and ears, and dark grey for the rings.
▶ Watch this stepKeep your first lines soft, then press harder once you like the shape.
Make the tail long and thick. Snow leopards wrap it around themselves to stay warm.
Draw small rings instead of solid dots.
Use light grey so it looks like a snowy cat.
Trace your drawing with a darker pencil or a black pen so it stands out after coloring.
Once you finish your snow leopard, add a background, a friend or a funny hat.

Colour your cartoon snow leopard in, or keep practising with more ideas to copy.
Yes. Most children from about age 5 can follow it.
The long thick tail helps it balance on rocks and keeps its face warm.
No. Snow leopards cannot roar. They chuff, hiss and growl.
Light grey, white, pink and dark grey.
Yes. Right click or long press any step picture to save it, then print it and keep it next to you while you draw.