A rabbit standing in a field, tufts of grass around its feet and a horizon running behind it. Most of the sheet is landscape rather than animal, which changes what a child does with it: the sky becomes as much of the job as the rabbit, and the whole thing can go from dawn to dusk depending on the pens. It is the one page here that could be framed as a picture. The realistic rabbit is the close up version.
A rabbit standing in grass with a horizon behind it.
More rabbit drawings to try
Want to draw rabbit in a field yourself?
Here is rabbit in a field in 8 steps.
Draw the horizon as two or three long lines across the page.
Place the rabbit standing side on in the lower half.
Draw its head and lay the ears back at a slight angle.
Curve the back over to the haunch and add the tail.
Add the four legs, the far pair narrower than the near.
Put tufts of grass around the feet, short strokes upward.
Scatter more tufts across the field, smaller toward the horizon.
Finish with the eye and the line of the muzzle.
What you need
Paper, a pencil and an eraser.