How to Draw Bugs Bunny
Sketch a circle and an oval for Bugs Bunny's head., Draw the line of action., For each arm, draw two long, thin ovals., Connect ovals to each circle for the fingers., For the legs, draw a rectangle for each leg., Draw three ovals on each foot for...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Sketch a circle and an oval for Bugs Bunny's head.
Draw two long and pointy ovals above the head for the ears, and another set inside each ear.
You might also want to cock one of the ears slightly, so it looks like Bugs is listening in on a conversation, or droop them down if you want him to appear sad. -
Step 2: Draw the line of action.
Draw a small oval for the neck and an overlapping circle and oval for the body.
These shapes are technically round, but Bugs Bunny is fairly wiry, so make them vertical and oblong as depicted here. , Add a circle for each of his hands. , They should be a bit thicker than you’d expect, because Bugs wears gloves that cover up his fingers (you’ll add on that part later). , Draw an oblong oval for the feet. , (This step can be difficult to get right, but they don’t have to be perfect, and you can always go back and try to fix them.) , Draw an upside-down triangle in the middle of the oval for the nose, and a curvy "w" for the mouth with a small line at each corner, so it looks like a smirk.
Under that, draw a square with a half line in the middle for the teeth. , Draw small circles for the pupils, and fill them in. , The gloves should have indentations on them and end roundly around his wrists. , Then outline your drawing more darkly. , The traditional Bugs Bunny is mostly gray and white, but you can use whatever colors you’d like for your drawing. -
Step 3: For each arm
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Step 4: draw two long
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Step 5: thin ovals.
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Step 6: Connect ovals to each circle for the fingers.
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Step 7: For the legs
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Step 8: draw a rectangle for each leg.
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Step 9: Draw three ovals on each foot for the toes.
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Step 10: Re-focus on the face.
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Step 11: Add in some whiskers and two ovals for the eyes.
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Step 12: Put in some more details
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Step 13: like color separations and gloves.
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Step 14: Erase the guidelines.
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Step 15: Color Bugs in and you're finished!
Detailed Guide
Draw two long and pointy ovals above the head for the ears, and another set inside each ear.
You might also want to cock one of the ears slightly, so it looks like Bugs is listening in on a conversation, or droop them down if you want him to appear sad.
Draw a small oval for the neck and an overlapping circle and oval for the body.
These shapes are technically round, but Bugs Bunny is fairly wiry, so make them vertical and oblong as depicted here. , Add a circle for each of his hands. , They should be a bit thicker than you’d expect, because Bugs wears gloves that cover up his fingers (you’ll add on that part later). , Draw an oblong oval for the feet. , (This step can be difficult to get right, but they don’t have to be perfect, and you can always go back and try to fix them.) , Draw an upside-down triangle in the middle of the oval for the nose, and a curvy "w" for the mouth with a small line at each corner, so it looks like a smirk.
Under that, draw a square with a half line in the middle for the teeth. , Draw small circles for the pupils, and fill them in. , The gloves should have indentations on them and end roundly around his wrists. , Then outline your drawing more darkly. , The traditional Bugs Bunny is mostly gray and white, but you can use whatever colors you’d like for your drawing.
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