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Home›How To›How to Draw Bugs Bunny

How to Draw Bugs Bunny

By Matthew Lynch
October 7, 2023
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Bugs Bunny, the iconic and mischievous rabbit from the Looney Tunes universe, has been charming audiences for decades with his signature wit and humor. Drawing this timeless character can be a fun and rewarding experience for artists of all levels. Follow this step-by-step guide to learn how to draw Bugs Bunny.

Materials:

– Pencil

– Paper or sketch pad

– Eraser

– Colored pencils or markers (optional)

Step 1: Sketch the Basic Shapes

Begin by sketching the basic shapes of Bugs Bunny’s head and body. Draw a large oval for his head, followed by a smaller oval beneath it for his torso. Connect these two shapes using two curved lines to form his neck.

Step 2: Add the Facial Features

Next, draw Bugs Bunny’s facial features. Start by drawing a horizontal line across the center of the head oval. This will be the guideline for placement of his eyes and nose. Draw two large circles on either side of this line to create his eyes, with smaller circles inside them for pupils. Place a small, upside-down triangle just below the centerline for his nose, then create an elongated “W” shape beneath that to form the outline of his upper lip.

Step 3: Create Bugs Bunny’s Ears

To add Bugs Bunny’s ears, draw two long, slender teardrop shapes extending from the top of his head. These should be slightly curved to give them a natural appearance. Add inner ear detail by drawing a thinner teardrop shape within each ear.

Step 4: Draw the Cheeks and Mouth

Now, add detail to Bugs Bunny’s cheeks by creating tufts of fur on either side of his face – think of drawing three “C”shapes extending outwards from each cheek area. To complete his mouth, draw an open half-circle shape beneath his upper lip, with two large, elongated “U” shapes for his teeth.

Step 5: Sketch the Arms and Legs

For Bugs Bunny’s arms, draw two long, curved lines extending from the sides of his torso. Sketch oval shapes at the ends to represent his hands, and then add fingers with simple curved lines. Next, create his legs by drawing two wide “U” shapes extending from the bottom of the torso. Draw oval shapes for feet and add three curved lines per foot for toes.

Step 6: Add the Tail and Final Details

Don’t forget Bugs Bunny’s fluffy tail! Draw a small, slightly elongated circle at the back of his body to create the tail. Finally, add whiskers by drawing three thin lines extending outwards from each side of his face.

Step 7: Refine Your Drawing

Once you’ve completed sketching Bugs Bunny’s features, use your eraser to clean up any unnecessary lines or smudges. Refine your drawing by going over it with a darker pencil or ink if desired.

Step 8: Color Your Drawing (Optional)

If you want to color your drawing of Bugs Bunny, use grey for his fur and pink in the insides of his ears. Add a touch of white to his tail and teeth for that extra detail.

Congratulations! You have now successfully drawn Bugs Bunny. Practice your skills and soon you will be able to bring this iconic character to life in no time. Happy drawing!

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