I did this.It's a cat,but I think it's hard to tell.

It was supposed to be white cat...this one is not really white,more like greyish.

I need advices of any kind.You can redline it of course.

https://i.postimg.cc/W1P0jw0f/giveaway-1st-round-Copy-2.png

What I think I need help with:

-shading-it's hard to tell where legs are,I think I am bit shy with using strong contrasts

-I am trying to improve on cat anatomy-this is my first try-I'll keep trying as much as school allows me

-how to do white fur O.o ? I use simple tehnice with base color and then I go over it with fade-out pen in thick and bit darker color and then I use fade-out pen that is thin and lighter then base.But the issue with white is that I cannot use white for base because these 'thin lighter line' won't be visible,plus there is no lighter then white,so what should I do about that matter,I need new approach >.<

P.S.I am also looking around the interenet for various tutorials,but it's not easy to find good ones easily nor quickly :/

not sure if this will help but here: https://postimg.cc/gallery/2rs4qk8u2/

it's a cat folder that might help in anatomy?

and here is a white base with some kind of fur texture?

https://i.postimg.cc/g2Vkhfnm/winter-s-bullseye.png

not sure if it will help but there ^^"

also! I have a animal drawing book and it will help with this stuff kinda, if you want pictures feel free to ask <3

also for the eyes, I suggest testing out with big and small eyes? making the pupil a slit and round?

...I have a book too,why am I searching for it online them ;-; I often amaze myself:'D thank you for making me realize I have the book how to draw animals

Make the main base darker then the fur, but not to dark you call it grey.

Don't worry about a lineless style until you're confident enough in anatomy with your lined style.

White shading is difficult, it really is, but.. a small tip I gained from somewhere. Was to shade with blues. White base, use a blue shading technique.

But yeah. Definitely watch others drawing cats and work on lines first.

As for the white fur I'm honesty not that sure, maybe try starting with a light grey base then adding white fur strokes?