Q&A for How to Draw a Bunny

Using a pencil, lightly sketch out different sizes. Try longer ones and shorter ones, and once you find the one you like the best, erase any extra lines and keep the ones you like. It is difficult to get the exact length the first time, but after sketching a little and working with it, you can achieve it.

Draw the bunny with the back leg more in the back and the front legs under the cheeks. .

Gray, brown and white, spotted, or striped.

Because the article is only about how to draw a bunny, not about how to draw whatever other things you might want to add to the picture.

Use small, repeated strokes of your pencil to make your adorable fluffy bunny look fuzzy.

Yes. You would have to draw a bunny almost like it was running, with its front feet spread out in front of it and its back feet behind it.

A good way to draw a chin on a rabbit or bunny would be to give it a small "goatee" or beard similar or the same as the fur's color. That way, you don't need to form a chin with any precision.

Just draw the cartoon bunny as shown in this article on its side. Alternatively, draw it as normal, then turn your paper sideways and draw your background as if it was sideways.

You could put its hand to its chest, and draw the top half of the carrot above its hand.

You could use sharpie marker and draw one of the bunnies from this video and then color it in.

You kind of have to think of it as a licorice stick you are bending up. You make a curvy line, then connect it to the ears.