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As they say, our mind is such a powerful tool, it has the power to create and also to destroy. Just like our mind is a tool, our hands are great tools as well.

Our hands have the power to produce mindblowing designs and crafts, it also has the power to nurture, repair, and also destroy. It only depends on how you use it.

A few years ago, I would have sworn that I wasn’t born with even the thinnest creative juice in me but over time I’ve been proven wrong.

I might not be the best at making mindblowing crafts or exceptional drawings but one thing I am sure of is that I can be pretty resilient sometimes. No matter how crooked my lines are or how dingy my designs are, I am happy to see the result of whatever I create or draw.

While I am not a pro in the DIY department, I am trying my best.
You all don’t even want to know what happens behind the scenes. The endless mistakes, the frustration, the anger, the multiple repeats, and so many other emotions I feel whenever I decide to embark on any DIY project and that’s why I get overly excited when I finally complete them.

So enough about my creative story, let’s get right to the tutorial of the day😃

Today I’ll show you guys how I was able to draw this cute rabbit of mine and just maybe my tutorial might be helpful to someone out there.

I used the materials and steps below to draw this cute rabbit.

Materials

Sketch pad

2H pencil

4B pencil

Eraser

Black pen

Red pen

Eraser

Procedure

Step 1:
Using my pencil, I drew the outline of the face and some parts of my rabbit.

Step 2:
I drew the eyes, nose, mouth, whiskers, and a heart shape.

Step 3:
I drew the hands and some part of my rabbit’s outfit and at this point, the rabbit looked like it was sleeping😂

Step 4:
I proceeded to complete the body and the outfit of my rabbit.

Step 5:
What’s a rabbit without its tail? I drew his tail and the other heart shape beside him.

Step 6:
Satisfied with how my rabbit was turning out and after correcting all the mistakes, I proceeded to use my black pen to make my drawing well-defined.

Step 7:
To conclude my drawing, I shaded the eyes of my rabbit with my black pen and shaded the heart shape with my red pen and Ta-da!! My rabbit came alive and it looks so so cute.

What do you think about my rabbit? Does it look like something you’d want to try out someday?

I’d love to read your thoughts in the comment section.

_{All images are mine except otherwise stated.}

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