How to Draw a Bunny (Cute) – Step by Step

It’s the perfect time to learn something new to draw. This time we’ll show you step by step how to draw a bunny. It’s a really cute drawing and quite easy to draw.

This tutorial will show you how to draw a sitting bunny and is perfect for beginners of all ages. It looks cool, but is actually very easy to draw so kids in preschool and kindergarten or even adults who are just starting out can draw it. It would also look super cool on your Easter cards!

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Spring is the perfect time of year to start drawing rabbits. In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw a cute cartoon rabbit. This is a fairly simple drawing method so you can draw a rabbit yourself in no time.

We know that sitting behind a computer and drawing with pencil and paper can be a bit boring, so we have a handy printable bunny drawing sheet for you. Just print it out and learn to draw anywhere (also handy for drawing classes).

Also see: How to Draw a Butterfly

Or browse all of our drawing tutorials.

Learn How to Draw a Bunny (Cute) Printable Tutorial

What you need:

our printable template (you’ll find it at the end of this drawing tutorial)
paper
printer
black marker (or pencil, crayon,…)

Optional: colorant to color your finished drawing.

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Or follow this step by step drawing tutorial

Print out our bunny drawing template for kids to use (you can get the template at the end of this tutorial).

Step 1

Start by drawing a “bell” shape. If you find this too difficult, a semi-oval will also work.

Step 2

Next, draw two bunny feet. You can draw them with or without the bumpy fingers. Young children and beginners may find it easier to draw without the bumpy fingers, so just draw an oval.

Step 3

Draw the rabbit’s “arms” and belly. Draw a line at the bottom.

Step 4

Draw the details on both of the bunny’s feet. Start drawing the ears (make an upside down V shape for each ear).

Step 5

Continue drawing the bunny’s ears. You can start from the top down or vice versa, whichever feels more natural to you.

Step 6

Finish the ears and draw the rabbit’s face.

If you want, you can also add a shadow (or grass) below the bunny. We think it will add a nice touch to the drawing.

All that remains to be done is to color the picture you just drew.

Get a printable step by step PDF template for drawing a bunny (cute cartoon like) here

Happy drawing!

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