Rabbit at rest
A rabbit crouched low with its paws tucked under, graphite, short directional fur strokes and a soft shadow beneath the body.
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Draw a rabbit from ears to haunches
Make a rabbit drawing in your browser with Morphic's Image tool by describing the pose, the fur direction and the line work you want the animal drawn with. Set how soft the fur reads, how much light passes through the ears and what sits behind the rabbit, then download the finished drawing in HD.
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Ears backlit at dawn
A rabbit in profile with low sun behind it, coloured pencil, warm light glowing through both ear edges and a pale field behind.
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Rabbit in a burrow entrance
A rabbit looking out from a burrow mouth, loose ink line with watercolour washes, earth tones around the opening and dark inside.
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Outline rabbit for colouring
A rabbit drawn as bold black outlines only, long ears and a round body, wide open shapes and no shading, ready to be coloured in.
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Make Rabbit drawing in three steps
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Describe your image
Describe the Rabbit drawing you want, in plain words.
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Generate the image
Morphic generates a clean, ready-to-publish image on your canvas in seconds.
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Refine and share
Tweak the prompt, regenerate variations, then download or share the frame.
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Take any character image and generate 6 distinct facial expressions on a single reference sheet.
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FAQs
How do I draw rabbit fur so it looks soft?
Ask for short directional strokes that follow the body rather than an even texture. Fur reads as soft when the stroke direction changes over the shoulder and haunch and the edges stay slightly broken.
How do I draw rabbit ears correctly?
Name the ear position and the light. Raised ears with light passing through them show the inner curve, while lopped ears hang with a fold at the base. Stating which one you want keeps the head shape consistent.
What is the difference between drawing a rabbit and a hare?
A hare has longer legs, a leaner body and much longer ears, and is usually drawn in motion. A rabbit sits more compactly. Naming the animal directly changes the proportions Morphic draws.
How do I draw a rabbit in a simple style for children?
Ask for bold even outlines, a round body, two long ears and no shading. Large open shapes print well and leave room for colouring.
Can I draw several poses of the same rabbit?
Yes. Lock the first drawing with Style Transfer or the Character Lineup workflow, then generate the other poses against it so the markings and line weight stay the same.
Which medium suits a rabbit drawing best?
Graphite and charcoal suit fur because tone does most of the work. Ink and vector line art suit a stylised rabbit for cards and stickers, where a clean outline matters more than texture.