How to Draw a Bunny Holding a Heart (Easy Step by Step)
This bunny is built from simple, friendly shapes: a big round head, two long ears, and a heart held tight by two little paws. The tiny winking face makes it extra sweet, and it is a lovely drawing to make for someone you like.
- Easy
- 12 minutes
- 7 steps
You need: paper, a pencil, an eraser, and crayons or markers for coloring.
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In this article (7 sections)
How to draw a bunny holding a heart step by step
How to Draw a Bunny Holding a Heart · tinyhandscreate.com
Step 1: Head and ears
Draw two tall, skinny ears that touch in the middle with a little notch. Then curve a line down each side from the ears to make a big round head, and leave the bottom open.
Step 2: Face
Draw a small solid dot for one eye on the left. On the right, draw a little wink that looks like a sideways V. Put a tiny wavy smile in the middle between them.
Step 3: Top and bottom of heart
Under the chin, draw two round bumps side by side that dip in the middle. Then, a little lower, draw a wide V shape that makes the point at the bottom of the heart.
Step 4: Sides of the heart
Draw a wavy line down the left side of the heart and another down the right side. Give each one a round bump, like a paw holding the heart, and bring them down toward the bottom point.
Step 5: Left arm and foot
Draw a curved line down the outside of the left arm, starting near the head. Then add a big round foot at the bottom left, tucked beside the heart.
Step 6: Right arm and foot
Draw a curved line down the outside of the right arm, starting near the head. Then add a big round foot at the bottom right to match the left one.
Step 7: Tummy line
Finish with a short, gentle curve across the bottom that joins the two feet and makes the bunny's sitting tummy.
All done!
Go over your lines with a marker, then color it in.
Finished your bunny holding a heart? Keep the pencils out and learn how to draw a fox or how to draw a hedgehog next.
Tips for drawing a bunny holding a heart
- Draw the two ears the same height, but let them lean a little. A tiny difference makes the bunny look alive instead of stiff.
- Make the face small and low on the head, with the eye and wink far apart. Tiny features on a big round head look extra cute.
- Give each paw a round bump on the side of the heart. Those bumps are what make it look like the bunny is really holding it.
Free bunny holding a heart coloring page
Want to go straight to coloring? Open this bunny holding a heart 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 bunny holding a heart drawing
Soft pink for the heart and a creamy white or light gray for the bunny is a classic pairing, with pink inside the ears. For a creative twist, give the bunny rainbow stripes on its heart or turn the heart into a patchwork of patterns.
Bunny holding a heart fun fact for kids
A rabbit's long ears can turn in different directions to catch sounds, and they also help the rabbit stay cool on hot days.
Questions about drawing a bunny holding a heart
What shapes do I need to draw a bunny holding a heart?
You need a big round shape for the head, two long ovals for the ears, a heart shape, and two round feet. Start with the ears and head and build from there.
How do I make my bunny look cuter?
Keep the eye and wink small and set them wide apart, and give the head a nice round shape. A tiny smile adds lots of charm.
How do I make the bunny look like it is holding the heart?
Draw a round bump on each side of the heart for the paws, and curve the arm lines down from the head. When the paws press into the heart's sides, it looks tucked in the bunny's arms.
