Gather Your Supplies First and Foremost
Before you can jump into the drawing part, you’ll need to gather your supplies. To create a realistic-looking Easter Bunny, you’ll need a pencil, eraser and some colored pencils or markers. A piece of paper, or canvas, to draw on, is also a necessity. Having the right type of supplies will help make your drawing look as accurate as possible.
Practice Drawing
Once you have your supplies, it’s time to get drawing! Start by practicing some basic sketching first.It doesn’t need to be Easter Bunny-related – any type of drawing will do. This will help acquaint you with the feeling of the pencil in your hand and the feel of a few basic shapes.
Sketch a Basic Version of the Bunny
Now you’re ready to start sketching the Easter Bunny. To begin with, draw an egg-shaped circle, this will represent the body of your Easter Bunny. Follow this by sketching two smaller circles, one on each side of the circle – these will be the bunny’s ears. Connect the two together by drawing an arch connecting their two points. You’ll also need to draw two circles at the bottom of the egg-shaped circle – these will be the bunny’s paws. When finished, you should have a basic sketch of the Easter Bunny.
Create Detail
When your basic sketch is finished, you’re ready to add detail. Consider that the Easter Bunny is often associated with spring, so think about adding green grass, some colorful Easter eggs or even a carrot or two in the sketch. Erase any unnecessary lines that you don’t need. When you feel happy with the background, it’s time to move onto the bunny himself! Add details like eyes and a nose, a smile and whiskers, and use an eraser to give him more of a fluffy texture on the ears.
Color for the Final Look
You’re almost done! Now is the perfect time to add color. You can color each part of the Easter Bunny with different colors and shades to give him more dimension and give each element in the background color. You might consider giving the bunny a white fur coat and adding color to the grass or the Easter eggs.
Using these easy steps, you can draw your very own Easter Bunny in no time! With some patience and practice, you’ll be able to create a masterpiece that will look amazing when hung in your house this Easter. Just remember that although the sketch of the Easter Bunny should look cute at the end, it doesn’t need to be perfect. Let your creative flair out and have fun with it!
