If you want a quick, easy way to draw a cat face, here’s a simple step-by-step approach that beginners can follow. Direct method for an easy cat face

• Shapes: Start with a circle for the head. Add two triangles on top for the ears, slightly tilted outward.
• Guidelines: Lightly draw a vertical line down the middle of the circle and a horizontal line across the center to help place features.
• Eyes: Draw two large ovals on the upper half of the circle, spaced apart. Leave a small white spot in each eye for a glint.
• Nose and mouth: In the center of the face, place a small upside-down triangle for the nose. From the bottom point of the nose, draw a short vertical line downward and then two curved lines to form a cute "W" shaped mouth.
• Whiskers: Add three straight lines on each side of the face starting near the nose area.
• Cheeks and fur: Curve the outer edge of the circle slightly outward to suggest cheeks. Add a few short lines inside the ears and around the face to imply fur.
• Refinement: Erase the internal guidelines, then go over with a darker line to finalize. You can shade lightly under the eyes or inside the ear folds for depth.
• Optional details: Draw small inner ear shapes and add a few short strokes on the top of the head to indicate fur texture.

Alternative quick version (no guidelines)

• Draw a rounded square or circle for the head.
• Add two triangular ears on top.
• Place two big round eyes, a tiny nose, and a small curved mouth.
• Add whiskers and a few fur lines.

Tips to improve as you practice

• Keep your pencil light during construction; darken final lines only after you’re happy with the proportions.
• Practice varying the size of eyes and mouth to create different expressions (bigger eyes for a cuter look, smaller eyes for a more serious look).
• Use gentle, confident strokes rather than many tiny details at first.

If you’d like, I can tailor the steps to the exact style you want (cartoon, realistic, or chibi) and provide a quick printable cheat sheet.