Rabbit drawing

This step by step tutorial shows how to draw a rabbit from the side view and provides detailed illustrated examples for each step. Rabbit drawing step by step Compared to other animals a rabbit is not the most difficult one to draw but it can still be quite a challenge (especially if you are a beginner artist). To help this tutorial provides a drawing approach that goes from the basic shape of the body down to the smaller details. If you are going to be drawing the rabbit using pencil and paper be sure to make light lines that you can easily erase until you get to the final step of the drawing process. Step 1 – Draw the Major Shapes of the Rabbit Body Rabbit body drawing Start the drawing of the rabbit by first getting the overall shapes of the major parts of it’s body as in the above example. Draw the head as a sort of “egg” shape. Next draw the body itself which for a rabbit in this position can sort of be broken down into two parts, the smaller front and the larger back. You can pretty much draw the back shape with just one single curve (leave the bottom open for the legs). Next draw the upper part of the rabbits back leg (a fairly large shape). Step 2 – Draw the Legs Rabbit legs drawing Draw the overall shape of the rabbits legs. The bottom part of the front leg gets slightly narrower from the elbow area towards the toes. The bottom portion of the back leg actually gets slightly wider towards the toes area. You can also draw just a tiny hint of the other front leg in t...

These rabbit drawing ideas are so fantastic, you’ll be hopped up on inspiration in no time. Rabbits are such fun animals to draw, with their big floppy ears and long legs. And of course, they’re just as cute as can be. Did you know that rabbits are social animals? This means they love to be around other rabbits. They can actually become sad if they’re kept on their own. The best combination if you keep them as pets is a neutered male and neutered female. So whether you’re a beginner artist or an experienced artist, I hope you’ll find some inspiration with these rabbit drawing ideas and references. Artist Credit: Artist Credit: What Do Rabbits Like to Chew On? Did you know that a rabbit’s teeth never stop growing? That’s why it’s so important for them to have things to chew on, like hay, vegetables, and more. If you’re drawing a rabbit, challenge yourself by including its long teeth (most people don’t draw the teeth). You can also add some hay or other objects around them to show what they like to chew on. According to rabbit.org, a few more things that rabbit’s like to chew on are apples, aspen branches, cotton towels (as you can see in the drawing below), compressed alfalfa cubes, pine firewood, and more. Artist Credit: Artist Credit: Rabbits Love to Dig Burrows (Warrens) Rabbits love to dig, so if you’re drawing one outside, be sure to include some of the things they’ve dug up. Carrots, flowers, and other plants make great additions to a rabbit drawing. You could also dr...

Share on Pinterest Rabbit Drawing Today, let’s try Rabbit Drawing! In this post you will find step by step instructions for creating an Easy Rabbit drawing in just 5 steps. This fun lesson was scanned from a vintage children’s book in my collection. At the bottom of the post you will find a printable practice worksheet that you can print out, with some blank space included, so that you can practice right on the page. Practice drawing these and then create a hutch of bunnies if you like! You can print out as many of the worksheets as you want to share with your Family, Sunday School Class, Classroom, Creative friends meet up, Senior Center and more. Now let’s get drawing! For Non Commercial Use. How to Draw a Rabbit Step by Step Kids or grown ups alike can follow these simple steps with this Rabbit Drawing guide! I would recommend creating your drawing with a pencil, as you can erase if you have any mistakes. But you can always draw over it with an ink Pen or marker when you are done, to define it some more. You might find our Drawing Supplies for Beginners Post HEREuseful. Have fun creating some of these cute little creatures! Rabbit Drawing Step 1 Step 1: Let’s draw the outline of the body. Draw a circle on the page. Notice the slant of the bottom shape. Under the circle, draw an oval shape leaning to the right. Step 2 Step 2: Next add the ears on top of the circle. They have the shape of a leaf. Then draw the tail on the left side of the bottom oval. It is the shape of a...

In this short tutorial, we’ll draw a cute bunny from scratch. To be precise, we’ll observe several parts of a rabbit's body that often cause questions: the nose, eyes, ears, and a fluffy tail in the front and side view. For this project, we’ll use just a couple of graphite pencils. The foreshortening of the drawing is relatively complicated, but it’s even more interesting from the creative standpoint. Our process will be as quick and simple as possible! You may also find these great articles useful: • 30 Dec 2016 What You Will Need To complete this project, you’ll need the following equipment: • an HB graphite pencil • a 3B graphite pencil • an eraser • a sheet of drawing paper 1. How to Draw a Rabbit's Nose Step 1 I start with a rough shape of the rabbit’s head, using the HB graphite pencil. Step 2 I construct the central part of the face. According to the foreshortening, only one side is fully visible to the viewer. Step 3 I draw a triangular figure of the nose in the bottom part of the long central shape. Step 4 I mark the contours of the muzzle (without the lower jaw). Step 5 I add the shape of the lower jaw and refine the contours of the muzzle. I also add the whiskers with long pencil lines. The whiskers may have slightly different directions. Step 6 In the image below, you can see a stylized example of the rabbit's nose and muzzle. The look of a bunny's nose may change because of the ability to close ("wiggling"). For the sake of our project, let’s agree that we hav...