If you’re looking to learn how to draw a baby bunny in cute cartoon style, this guide should help. The shapes are simple and clean, with big eyes and floppy ears being the main focus. I’d say it’s an easy-level sketch overall, especially if you’re used to drawing chibi or simplified animals.
What to focus on when sketching
- Oversized oval eyes with large highlights
- Small triangular nose and short mouth line
- Floppy ears
- Round cheeks with short whiskers
- Short arms stretched like trying to reach something
- Rounded back and short hind legs
- Fluffy tail at the back
Once you’re done with this one, you could try drawing other animals in a similar cartoon style—maybe a cute goat, a confused cow, or a chubby sheep to go with your bunny drawing. There’s also a guide for a more realistic rabbit here.
The structure of the drawing guide
The tutorial uses a three-color system to make it easier to follow along step by step:
- Red Color: This shows the linework for the current step
- Black Color: These are the lines you’ve already drawn in previous steps
- Grey Color: This is the basic rough sketch to help with proportions
My suggestion is to start with the head since it takes up a lot of space and helps guide the placement of the ears and eyes. The body is smaller and simpler, so once you’ve got the face right, the rest goes pretty smoothly.
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