How do you draw a good drawing of a cat?

NOTE: THIS IS HOW TO DRAW A CARTOONY CAT, BUT IT IS STILL CUTE! I usually start with the ears. Basically, you just draw little triangles with open bottoms, then split them in half. after that, it all depends on whether you want a long haired cat or a shorted haired cat. Here is how to do it long-haired:

LONG HAIRED CATS

Now that you've got the ears in, to draw the neck ruff, you need to curve down from the ears and draw a point, then come sideways, going a little down. Then zig-zag back to the side , coming back again. now you should be almost in the center-bottom of the cat's face. Repeat on the other side of the head. There should be a gap inbetween the two lines you just made. Draw in that space a little flat-bottomed chin that comes up just a little in front of the ruff. Inbetween the cat's ears, I like to draw something that's sort of like the ruff, but it's that scraggly fur on top of the head. Now you have the basic shape of the cat's head. Then, draw the nose: Draw two pencil lines through the face, one vertical, one horizontal, splitting the face into rough quarters. The intersection should be the center. Just a little below that point, draw the nose. It can be anything from a triangle to a mushroom, but I like to draw an oval on its side. From that, draw a mouth, extending down almost to the chin. You can do that however, in a variety of expressions, but I like to do it like an upside down this:. Now you need eyes. From the nose, draw twin lines going up to the ears and out to the sides. They shouldn't be too long. For the left eye, Go to the top of the line you just made and arc up to the left (your right) and down again, with a slightly curved line going back across to the first line. Inside this eye-shape, you need to draw a thick line going vertical in the middle of the eye for the pupil. mirror the eye on the other side. I think you can do whiskers on your own.