A big rabbit and a small one sitting shoulder to shoulder with a flower held between them. The size difference is the scene: keep the little one properly little and the page tells a story without anybody writing one. It is the obvious card for a new baby or a mothers day, which is a use most colouring sheets never manage. The tortoise and the hare is the other pairing here.

A big rabbit and a small one sharing a flower.
Want to draw two rabbits yourself?
Here is two rabbits in 8 steps.
Draw the large rabbit's head, then its rounded body.
Stand its two ears up and add the inner shapes.
Draw the small rabbit beside it, head no higher than the big one's chest.
Give the small one its ears, shorter and thinner.
Add both faces: eyes, noses, split mouths.
Draw the flower held between them, stem down.
Open the petals around the centre.
Finish with the front paws of both and the grass at the base.
What you need
Paper, a pencil and an eraser.






