Full Size Easter Bunny Coloring Page on a Mossy Log Under Blossoms

This full size Easter bunny coloring page fills the sheet with one detailed spring scene. A bunny drawn with fine fur lines sits upright on a fallen log covered in moss, a decorated egg stands beside it, and blossoming branches curve over the top of the page in an arch.

It is a free printable for older kids, teens and adults who enjoy small spaces and fine lines. Colored with pencils, it also makes the front of an Easter card or a spring picture to frame.

How this coloring page was created

For this page, we typed this idea into Colorin AI: "a detailed full page Easter bunny with fine fur lines sitting upright on a mossy log, with a decorated Easter egg beside it and branches of spring blossoms arching over it, with the whole drawing kept above an empty white margin at the bottom of the page". The scene on this page is the drawing that idea produced.

"Fine fur lines" shows in the short strokes along the bunny's cheeks, chest, ears and back. "Full page" spread the scene from just below the top edge down to the stones at the bottom. "Arching over it" bent the branches into a frame that opens above the bunny's ears.

Inside This Full Size Easter Bunny Coloring Page

The bunny sits in the center of the page, looking straight out with a small smile, its front paws held together in front of its chest and its back feet on the moss. The egg stands on the same log to its left.

Fine lines and many small shapes make this a page for slow coloring with sharp pencils or fine-tip markers, and the texture lines on the fur and the bark leave room for shading.

Six open blossoms grow along the branches, each with five notched petals around a round center with stamens, and closed and half-open buds sit between them among pointed leaves. Three wavy lines cross the top of the egg above a straight line and a band of oval dots. Below the dots come another straight line and two more wavy lines. Three ovals show in full, and a fourth is cut by the egg's edge.

The moss lies along the top of the log in a lumpy layer with a dripping edge, and the bark below it has long grain lines. The cut end of the log shows its rings as curved lines that circle inward. A daffodil with six pointed petals and a ruffled cup grows at each end of the log, two small five-petal flowers grow in front of it, and rounded stones sit in two groups near the bottom corners.

Coloring Ideas and Techniques

Color the bunny in layers. Start with a light tan or gray over the whole body, then go over the fur strokes with a darker shade of the same color, leaving the chest and the inner ears lighter.

The blossoms can be colored like cherry or apple blossoms, pale pink with a deeper pink near the centers and yellow tips on the stamens. Yellow suits the daffodils, and a mix of greens separates the moss from the leaves and the grass. For the egg, a different pastel in each band helps it stand out against the brown log.

For another spring setting, create a detailed bunny in a vegetable garden.

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