How to Draw an Easy Realistic Bunny

1. Begin the easy realistic bunny outline by drawing its eye. Use two curved lines to enclose a double-pointed shape.

Then draw two small circles inside it. Use a long curved line and short lines that meet at jagged points to draw the furry face.

2. Use a series of overlapping curved lines to draw the rabbit's mouth. Above the mouth, draw two curved lines that are doubled back on themselves to indicate the nostrils.

3. Use a series of jagged curved lines to outline the jaw and side of the face. Use short curved lines to contour the nose and draw the whiskers.

4. Extend two long curved lines from the rabbit's head and double them back on themselves to form the long ears.

5. Draw a curved line inside the nearest ear and double it back on itself. Then, use jagged and overlapping curved lines to draw the bunny's furry chest and begin its front leg.

6. Use a series of curved lines to draw the paw and leg, noting the toes of the paw and the tuft of fur at the elbow. Then draw a large "C" shaped line to begin the rear leg.

7. Use curved lines to draw the remaining front leg and complete the rear foot. Detail the toes with short lines.

8. Use curved lines to complete the remaining rear foot, mostly hidden by the other feet.

Then use a long curved line to draw the bunny's back, completely enclosing the figure. Use a series of curved lines to enclose the fluffy tail.

9. Texture the rabbit's fur with short lines.

Your easy realistic bunny is now complete. Color your drawing.

Rabbits come in a range of colors, including white, cream, beige, tan, brown, gray, and black. They may be solid-colored, spotted, have lighter bellies, or other markings.