Q&A for How to Draw the Easter Bunny

To draw a simple cute bunny, go on to the internet and find a picture of a bunny you would like to use, and then print it out. Next, get a plain piece of paper and put the printed sheet underneath. Place the sheets on a window and start tracing. You can then draw the outfit if you like and some personal touches or leave it like that.

Step 2 has the best view of how to draw the body. I suggest practicing on notebook paper first.

Draw a simple bunny without eyes. Draw circles with two small circles inside for the eyes. Color the larger circle, but don't color the small circles inside.

The answer depends on how good your drawing skills are. Copying photos may seem easy on the surface of it but it's actually quite a skill to replicate all the lines, shading, light, colors, etc. from the photo. On the other hand, if you do a simple copy of just outlines, then draw whatever you want as features, then it might be okay to try.

The Easter Bunny is a symbol of new life at Easter time, which is based on religious beliefs that Jesus rose from death on Easter morning. In lore, the Easter Bunny comes to give chocolate and candy to the kids disguised in plastic eggs throughout the child's house. It is a secular tradition, but its deeper roots have meanings based on religion.

The Easter bunny is a tradition and does not have an age. You can't find the exact time when Easter Bunny started popping up and there is no age to this bunny.