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How to Draw a Cute Bunny: A Step-by-Step Guide
If you’ve been wondering how to draw a cute bunny, you’re in the right place. This super simple, step-by-step guide will walk you through the entire process—and yes, it comes with a free downloadable PDF that has all the steps laid out for you. Perfect for kids, beginners, or anyone who just wants to draw something adorable and fluffy.
There’s just something magical about bunnies. Big ears, twitchy noses, and those tiny paws—ugh, so cute! In this post, you’ll learn how to draw a cute bunny from scratch using basic shapes, and by the end, you’ll be surprised at how easy it actually is. Grab a pencil and let’s get started!
Scroll down to download our free drawing guide for this adorable bunny!
5 Fun Facts About Bunnies 🐰
These fluffy little creatures are full of surprises, and learning about them makes the drawing experience even more fun—especially for kids who love animals.
- A group of bunnies is called a fluffle.
Yes, seriously—a fluffle! The term is often used in parts of Canada, and it couldn’t be more fitting. Picture a snuggly pile of bunnies all huddled together… it’s the very definition of cuteness. It’s also a great word to toss around when showing off your drawing skills: “Check out this fluffle I just drew!” - Bunnies can hop up to three feet in the air.
They may be small, but they’re surprisingly athletic. When startled or excited, a bunny can leap vertically up to three feet and even farther horizontally. If you’ve ever seen a bunny sprint and hop around a yard, you know they’ve got serious spring in those legs. It’s no wonder they’re often associated with energy and playfulness. - Their teeth never stop growing.
One of the coolest (and most unusual) things about rabbits is that their teeth grow continuously throughout their lives—about 3 to 5 inches per year! That’s why they’re always chewing: hay, twigs, toys, you name it. It helps keep their teeth worn down and healthy. When you’re drawing a bunny, think about adding a little carrot or a leafy snack to give your sketch some personality! - Bunnies “binky” when they’re happy.
This might just be the cutest behavior on Earth. A “binky” is a joyful hop with a mid-air twist—sort of like a bunny dance move. It usually means your bunny is feeling safe, happy, and maybe even a little silly. It’s a great reminder that animals express joy in their own ways, and it’s super fun to imagine your drawn bunny mid-binky! - Bunnies have nearly 360-degree vision.
Thanks to the placement of their eyes on the sides of their heads, rabbits can see almost all the way around them. They only have a small blind spot directly in front of their nose and right behind their heads. This wide range of vision helps them stay alert for predators. So, next time you draw a bunny, give it those big, round eyes that are always on the lookout!
These fun facts make it even more enjoyable to learn how to draw a bunny. You’re not just sketching a cute animal—you’re capturing a little piece of nature’s magic. Kids love discovering these quirky traits, and it can even spark curiosity about wildlife and animal care.
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Now, let’s jump right into the drawing tutorial! I truly hope you enjoy learning how to draw a cute bunny. Happy drawing 🙂
Step-by-Step Tutorial: How to Draw a Cute Bunny
Appropriate for Children Ages 5 and up
Difficulty: Easy
Total Time: 20 minutes
Materials:
- Cute Bunny Drawing Guide(Optional)
- Micron Pens for outlining, or you could also use Ultra Fine Point colored Sharpie markers/fine tip markers
- White Cardstock or blank paper (8 1/2 X 11)
- Pencil for drawing
- Markers/pencil crayons etc. for coloring (optional)
- Eraser
Instructions:
Step 1 – Draw the face.
Draw an oval for your bunny’s face.
Step 2 – Draw bunny’s body.
Step 3 - Draw 2 cute feet.
I drew 2 circular shapes at the sides of my bunny’s body. Then I erased the lines from the body.
Step 4 - Draw your bunny's ears.
I drew 2 large ears on my bunny’s head. One ear pointed upward and the other was slightly bent.
Step 5 – Draw your bunny’s hands
Step 6 – Draw your bunny’s face
You can experiment with different types of faces.
Step 7 – Draw a flower
Step 8 - Draw a carrot
Step 9 - Color your bunny
How to Use this Bunny for Easter
If you’re getting in the festive mood, it’s super easy to turn this bunny drawing into an Easter-themed masterpiece. After following the basic steps for how to draw a cute bunny, just add a few fun extras.
Maybe draw a basket full of colorful eggs beside your bunny, or give it a flower crown made of spring blossoms. You can even pop a pair of cute glasses on its nose or decorate its ears with pastel polka dots. Suddenly, your regular bunny turns into the star of your Easter celebration!
I drew my bunny on a grassy hill and added some Easter eggs with flowers.
Step 12 – Enjoy and share!
Now that you know how to draw a cute bunny, you’ve got a new go-to sketch for any occasion—whether it’s Easter, springtime crafts, or just adding a touch of cuteness to your sketchbook. Drawing is one of those relaxing hobbies that lets you unwind, focus, and express yourself, and bunnies make the perfect subject: simple shapes, soft features, and tons of personality.
Don’t worry if your first bunny doesn’t look exactly like the one in the tutorial. That’s the fun of it! Each time you draw, you’ll get a little better. Maybe your bunny ends up with oversized ears or a ridiculously fluffy tail—go with it! You’re creating your own version of something fun, and that’s what art is all about.
If you’re working with kids, this is a fantastic project to do together. You can even turn it into a full activity by printing out the free downloadable PDF with all the steps, and letting everyone color in their bunnies or add creative backgrounds like grassy fields, carrot gardens, or even bunny playgrounds (yep, that should totally be a thing).
So the next time someone asks you how to draw a cute bunny, you’ll be ready—not just to show them the steps, but to share a whole world of bunny facts, creative ideas, and artistic inspiration. Who knew one little bunny could lead to so much fun?
If you draw this adorable bunny with your kids or students, please let me know! I’d love to add your creations to our gallery, so upload your photos or send them to me directly at: [email protected] Thank you!
Happy drawing—and don’t forget to tag us if you share your bunny creations online. We’d love to see your fluffy masterpieces! 🐰🎨
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