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Sketched from a photo in the book "The World of Cats." I frequently use photos to sketch from. I find it's a good way to learn how to do different positions. This poor cat was photographed falling and flipping over, demonstrating how cats can land on their feet provided they have enough time to rotate.

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This just goes to show how much I have yet to learn about drawing infants. Babies are hard. Their faces are all the wrong size. This just looks like I took a sketch of another cat's face and pasted it on this cat's body. I like the face. I like the body. Hate them on the same cat.

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This one still doesn't look like a kitten, but at least the face fits the body this time.

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I love bumble bees! They're so fuzzy and cute and I've never been stung by a bumble bee.

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This is the biggest, fuzziest, cutest moth I've ever seen in a picture. It looks like it should be a stuffed animal.

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This spider isn't anything special that I know of, but the position in the photo made me think it was leaping while going "Zoom!"

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I like drawing birds. I think I may color some of these, but don't hold me to that.

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I think I'd like to embroider this little bird.

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Another fun little bird.

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I think I need to color this at the very least. Probably embroider it too.

It reminds me a little bit of Rocket from Guardians of the Galaxy.

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