How to Draw Two Bunnies Kissing (Easy Step by Step)
Learn to draw two kissing bunnies step-by-step using simple shapes like round heads, long ears, and wavy backs. You'll discover how to create a sweet, happy drawing by mastering one bunny and then mirroring it.
- Draw bunnies using simple shapes like round heads and long ears.
- Master one bunny's design, then mirror it for the second.
- Incorporate wavy backs and a tiny heart for a sweet touch.
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Two bunnies sharing a sweet kiss make a drawing that feels warm and happy. It is built from simple shapes: round heads, long ears, wavy backs, and a tiny heart. Because the two bunnies match, you can learn one and then copy it for the other.
- Medium
- 15 minutes
- 7 steps
You need: paper, a pencil, an eraser, and crayons or markers for coloring.
Start drawing
In this article (7 sections)
How to draw two bunnies kissing step by step
How to Draw Two Bunnies Kissing · tinyhandscreate.com
Step 1: Left bunny outline
Start at the top with a bumpy head and two ears squished together. Draw down the left side in a wavy line for the back, ending in a little curl at the bottom for the tail. Then go back to the head and draw a curved line down the front of the face and neck.
Step 2: Right bunny outline
Now draw the second bunny the same way, facing the first one. Start low between the bunnies where the necks meet, draw up over the head and ears, and down the wavy back. End with a little curl at the bottom for the tail.
Step 3: Bottoms and feet
Draw a gently curved line along the bottom of each bunny to close the body. Near the middle, add a short line that goes up from each bottom to make a little foot.
Step 4: Tail tips
At the little curl on the outer bottom of each bunny, add a tiny curved line to close the tail. It is a very small line, so take your time.
Step 5: Inner ears
Inside each ear, draw one short curved line that follows the shape of the ear. Start near the top of the ear and stop before you reach the head.
Step 6: Eyes, kiss, and paws
Draw a small dot for each eye, up near the middle. Where the faces meet, draw a short line down from the eyes to make the kiss. Below that, add little curved paws on each side that reach toward each other, with a short line for each arm.
Step 7: Heart and leg lines
Draw a small heart floating between the two bunnies' ears. Then add a short little line near the bottom of each bunny to show its leg.
All done!
Go over your lines with a marker, then color it in.
Finished your two bunnies kissing? Keep the pencils out and learn how to draw a fox or how to draw a hedgehog next.
Tips for drawing two bunnies kissing
- Leave a small gap between the two faces at first. It is easier to make the kiss line meet in the middle once both heads are in place.
- The ears are the trickiest part, because they are drawn together with the head. Go slowly and make a bumpy line with two rounded bumps on top.
- Make the second bunny the mirror of the first. Check that the ears and tails are about the same size so they look like a pair.
Free two bunnies kissing coloring page
Want to go straight to coloring? Open this two bunnies kissing coloring page at full size and print it. It is the same drawing you just learned, with clean lines ready for crayons or markers.
How to color your two bunnies kissing drawing
Try soft gray, cream, or pale brown for the bunnies, with pink inside the ears and on the little heart. For a creative twist, add a few more tiny hearts or a flower crown on each bunny.
Two bunnies kissing fun fact for kids
A rabbit's front teeth never stop growing, so rabbits chew on hay and wood to keep them worn down.
Questions about drawing two bunnies kissing
What shapes do I need to draw kissing bunnies?
You need round heads, long ears, wavy lines for the backs, small curls for the tails, and two dots for eyes. A little heart between the ears finishes the picture.
How do I make my bunnies look cuter?
Keep the eyes as small dots and the ears big and rounded. The little curled tails and the paws reaching toward each other add a lot of charm.
How do I draw the bunnies so they match?
Draw the first bunny, then flip the same steps for the second one. Check that both have ears, tails, and feet at the same height.
