Today we are learning how to draw a bunny with 9 easy steps. Our free bunny drawing tutorial includes three printable pages with detailed steps on how to draw a cartoon bunny and is perfect for beginners. Kids of all ages can make their own bunny drawing at home or in the classroom.
Simple Bunny Drawing Instructions for Kids
What has four legs, is extra fluffy, small, and super adorable? Here’s a hint: they twitch their noses when they’re happy! Bunnies are so cute, and kind of the mascot of spring. Click the green button to download the bunny drawing tutorial now:
How to Draw a Bunny in Easy steps
Follow this easy how to draw a bunny step-by-step tutorial and you will be drawing your own bunny drawings in no time!
Step 1
Let’s start with our bunny’s head, so first let’s draw an oval. Your oval will become the bunny’s head.
Step 2
Draw a drop shape with a flat bottom, and erase extra pencil lines. The oval plus drop shape will form the bunny’s outline of the basic bunny body shape. It is always amazing to see simple shapes transform into cute drawings!
Step 3
Add a vertical oval to make our bunny’s cute belly. Again, you will erase the pencil lines that are outside of the main bunny body outline which in this case is the lower horizontal line.
Step 4
Now let’s make the bunny’s ears! There are two oval-like shapes for the two bunny ears – one smaller for the inside of the ear and one larger for the outside outline of the ear.
Step 5
For our bunny’s paws, draw two arched lines that look like a ‘W’. Watch how a simple line turns into the front paw or front legs. The inside of the W shape is actually two vertical line shapes.
Step 6
Let’s give our bunny hind legs by drawing two ovals. Notice that the bunny back leg shape are tilted in opposite directions.
Step 7
Draw smaller ovals to draw paw prints. Bunny paw prints are just plain cute art!
Step 8
Let’s draw the bunny’s face! Add circles for the eyes and cheeks, half a circle for the bunny’s nose and curved lines for the bunny’s mouth. You can change the angles of the facial features to change the bunny’s facial expression.
Step 9
And you’re done with your ! The final step is to color it and draw as many details as you want. The more details you add the more realistic bunny art will appear.
Your bunny is done! Yay!
Download Your Draw A Bunny Coloring Sheet PDF File :
How did your bunny drawing turn out?
Benefits of Kids Learning to Draw
Learning how to draw a bunny, or any other animal, helps kids increase their imagination, enhance their fine motor and coordination skills and develop a healthy way of displaying their emotions. Building skills over time can also help kids realize how practice helps them learn. Plus, it’s so much fun too!
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Great books for even more bunny fun
1. Are You There Little Bunny?
In this beautifully illustrated hide-and-seek book Are You There Little Bunny? children can “spot” the bunny through a hole on each page… but when they turn the page, it isn’t the bunny at all! Very young children will love searching for the elusive bunny, and all the charming details and other animals they discover along the way.
Die-cut shapes give glimpses of things that turn out to be something altogether different when you turn the page: for example an elephant’s trunk turns out to be a snake. Children will love the surprise element of turning the pages until, finally at the last page, the hiding bunny is revealed!
2. Poppy and Sam and the Bunny
In this irresistible bunny puppet book, Poppy and Sam spot a rabbit and follow it around Apple Tree Farm. Each page has a different action for you to do with the rabbit, from sneezing in the flowers to snuggling up with the other bunnies at the end.
3. Little Stickers Bunnies
Join the busy bunnies in this book as they get ready for Easter. Whether it’s baking tasty treats for a picnic, planting colorful spring flowers, or making Easter bonnets, there are lots of exciting stickers to add to every scene.
Add a little bit of fun to each scene with lots of reusable stickers. You can create your own scenes again and again in this charming sticker book!
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How did your bunnies turn out? Let us know in the comments, we’d love to hear from you.
