Guide to Housecat Breeds 1 by Majnouna

This will come in handy

This is so wonderful! Thank you so much!

Thank you for the tutorial! 

Perfect! Hey Peoples check My Deviantart.

i cant read what it says

Whats the 12th one from the bottom

*screams* this is so much help ;o;

Oh wow, this is great!

Cool!

This really helps, thank you!

I didn't see in on this page so I'll just ask: is the Scottish fold, Minuet & Munchkin breeds in the book or do I got to be a bit more creative?

Is there any Munchkins/Minuets on the list (in the book) or did it get missed?

Thank you. I now know what my strays turned adorable spoiled floofs most resemble.  

My Leo is a Japanese bobtail ragdoll mix x3

bombay apple-head Siamese mix is what my baby is.

So my male Cat is s doll-face persian and my female a mix between  foll face and Ulta persian (she still has a pretty face). cx
Very helpfull tutorial

My cat's breed is a mix of the Egyptian mau and the ocicat :3 he's also black and white

That's great great piece of art. But, I must add a little "but"

Ragdoll race was achieved by mating few main cats to each other, and there was no Persian at the very beginning, and to be honest, there we no pedigreed cats back then. Those cats were:
- Josephine, a female cat with appearance similar to Angora lovelorien.files.wordpress.com…
- Bluckie, male cat with appearance similar to Burmese cat, who was son of Josephine
- Daddy Warbucks, male cat with appearance similar to Saint Birman cat, who also was a son of Josephine lovelorien.files.wordpress.com…
- Buckwheat, a female cat with appearance similar to Burmese cat, who was daughter of Josephine and Blackie: lovelorien.files.wordpress.com…
- Fugianna, who was daughter of Josephine and Daddy Warbucks, and looked like what we nowdays call Ragdoll bicolor

Then there were female Tiki and male Kyoto from a litter of 4 after Buckwheat x Daddy Warbucks. There was also two solid cats, Gueber and Mitts, but they were never registered as Ragdolls. Kyoto and Tiki were mated to each other, giving male Kookie (seal colorpoint), male Kookie Tu (seal mitted), female Bambi (seal mitted), female Toy Sue (seal mitted) and female Toy Ling (seal colorpoint). Kookie Tu was mated to his mother Tiki, giving Heidi (seal colorpoint). Heidi was mated to Kookie, giving Buddy (seal colorpoint). Kookie was also mated to Toy Sue (giving mitted male Robin), Bambi (giving female seal mitted Melonie) and Tiki (giving seal colorpoint female Orphan Annie). Fugiana was mated to Kookie Tu, giving seal bicolor male Joshua, and Kyoto – giving seal bicolor male Woo Wong, and Kookie – giving seal mitted male Pancho Villa, and Robin – giving seal mitted female Rosie. And so on and on and on. The biggest inbreeding in the history, I suppose. I WISH there were other breeds involved at the beginning. But an addition of Persian and probably Balinese came later, introducing new colors to the race. No one really knows what breed and when was crossed to those Ragdolls, because Baker was telling various versions to various people and probably believed in every single one herself, eh.

And about the colors, we call it bicolour, not van, but the point is the same I guess.

Maybe you will be interested in taking a look in compilation I made, putting all of the Ragdoll standards together: lovelorien.wordpress.com/ragdo… only the first one is in polish, sorry about that. 

Oh my, how I looove Ragdoll cats!!!

Sorry if I bored you to death.

And great job, anyway!!! By the way, your chart of colors and patterns is very, very popular among polish breeders, it's very helpful.

I like the way you draw cats.

LOVE THIS...thank you I really needed a good reference! This is awesome!!!!

amazing never draw a cat be for this could help 

Thanks

This is amazing!

   This is so supportive art master piece. I love it. I always love drawing cats.  

Bless you! This is exactly what I needed!