Catboy from PJ Masks is one of the most popular characters to draw — his blue cat suit, pointy ears, and confident pose make him instantly recognisable. Parikshet breaks him down into simple shapes perfect for ages 5 and above.

🖍️ What You Need

  • Pencil and eraser
  • Blue and light blue markers
  • Black pen for details
  • White gel pen for highlights

How to Draw Catboy Step by Step

  1. Draw the head — a circle with two pointed cat ears at the top.
  2. Add the mask — Catboy's blue mask covers the upper half of his face. Draw the mask shape around the eyes.
  3. Draw the eyes — large, expressive eyes within the mask. Add cat-like pupils.
  4. Add the nose and mouth — a small cat nose and a confident smile below the mask.
  5. Draw the body — a slim, athletic torso in his blue cat suit. Add the PJ Masks logo (a moon with a face) on the chest.
  6. Sketch the arms and legs — slim limbs in the blue suit, with darker blue gloves and boots.
  7. Add the cat tail — a long, curving tail extending from behind.
💡 Parikshet's Tip: The PJ Masks logo on the chest is what makes it look official. Draw a small crescent moon with a simple face in the centre of the chest — even a rough version makes the costume complete.

How to Draw Catboy from PJ Masks: Step-by-Step for Kids

Grab your pencil and let's draw together with Parikshet — it's Catboy from PJ Masks, the fast and fearless superhero!

What You'll Need

  • Pencil (HB or 2B)
  • Eraser
  • White paper
  • Black marker
  • Coloured pencils or crayons (blue, dark blue, white, black, skin tone)

Step-by-Step: Drawing Catboy

Step 1: Draw the Head

Near the top of your paper, draw a large circle for Catboy's head. It should be round and slightly wide — cartoon-style, bigger than realistic proportions. This will be covered mostly by his blue mask and suit hood.

Step 2: Add the Cat Ears

At the top of the head circle, draw two pointed triangular ears — one on each side, slightly angled outward. These are Catboy's iconic cat ears that stick up from his hood. Add a smaller inner triangle inside each ear.

Step 3: Draw the Blue Mask

Across the upper half of the face, draw Catboy's domino mask — a shape that covers from the forehead down to the cheeks, with two eye holes cut out. The mask has a curved lower edge. The mask covers nearly the whole face except the lower chin and mouth area.

Step 4: Add the Eyes and Face

Inside the mask's eye holes, draw two large oval eyes with white sclera and black pupils. Below the mask, draw a small chin, a tiny curved nose, and a confident smile. The face below the mask shows skin colour.

Step 5: Draw the Body in the Blue Suit

Below the head, draw Catboy's slim, athletic body in his blue cat suit. It's a form-fitting jumpsuit — draw it as a simple torso shape. Add the PJ Masks logo (a small cat paw print) in the centre of the chest.

Step 6: Draw Arms in an Action Pose

Draw Catboy's arms with one raised and one lowered — a dynamic action pose. The gloves are slightly darker blue at the wrists. The hands can be in fists or open.

Step 7: Draw the Legs and Cat Boots

Draw two slim legs in the blue suit. At the feet, draw his cat boots — these have a slightly pointed toe and a small raised cuff at the ankle. Add small claw lines at the toe tips.

Step 8: Outline and Finalize

Trace all your lines with a black marker. Make the outer body outline thicker than the interior detail lines. Erase all pencil guidelines.

Colouring Your Catboy

The entire suit, mask, and ears are blue — use a bright, medium blue. The inner ear triangles are slightly darker blue or dark blue. The face below the mask is a warm skin tone. The eyes have white areas with black pupils and a blue iris. The cat paw logo on the chest can be white or dark blue.

Parikshet's Tips

  • The cat ears should be sharp and pointed — round cat ears don't look like Catboy.
  • Use two shades of blue: a lighter one for the main suit and a darker one for the mask and boots to show depth.
  • Practice makes perfect!