Click here: Day 1 Draw happy rabbit with this easy drawing video.
Learn to draw animals
Learn how to draw a blue bunny with this easy step by step beginner tutorial.
Learn how to draw animals for beginners: Day 1 is part of the 5 min Video Series for artist of all skill levels. Kurt Aspland's How to draw videos will teach you daily drawing techniques in only five(5) minutes. How to draw: Day 1 How to draw the easter bunny is really easy to draw using Kurt Aspland Studio's step by step drawing tutorials. Learn how to stuffed toy rabbit, learn how to draw a rabbit holding a carrot, learn how to draw rabbit ears, learn how to draw a carrot, learn how to draw a hare, learn how to draw a velveteen rabbit, learn how to draw blue hare, learn how to draw a toy animal, learn how to draw a stuffed blue hare . These basic easy steps are perfect for any beginner tutorial in drawing to teach the basics of drawing. Kurt's easy step by step approach will show you how to use them to full effect. You will learn just how easy it is to draw using Kurt's drawing tutorials. Kurt uses Adobe Photoshop and a Wacom Tablet to draw with.
Kurt Aspland is a graduate of the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California and has been drawing, painting and teaching for well over 30 years. He has been published in multiple magazines including The Disney Magazine, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal and Dallas Morning News to name a few. He has had multiple interviews and articles written about his work in both the United States and International press as well. He has taught at Drexel University in Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania School of Art and Design.
Kurt Aspland is a graduate of the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California and has been drawing, painting and teaching for well over 30 years. He has been published in multiple magazines including The Disney Magazine, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal and Dallas Morning News to name a few. He has had multiple interviews and articles written about his work in both the United States and International press as well. He has taught at Drexel University in Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania School of Art and Design.
