Intricate cubist rabbit coloring page with angular roses, leaves, and stepping stones

Cubist Rabbit Among Geometric Roses

A faceted rabbit pauses in a sharp-edged garden of roses, tall leaves, and flat stepping stones arranged like cut glass.

Free to print for personal and classroom use. This coloring page is part of the Rabbit collection, made for teens and adults, drawn in a Cubist style.

Colored example of this coloring page

🎨 How to color it

Layer the rabbit in warm taupe and chestnut, shade the angular roses in dusty coral, and use deep sage for the tall spear-shaped leaves. Because the rabbit’s body and the flower heads are broken into many small planes, use sharp colored pencils and fill one facet at a time to keep the black lines crisp. Try making each stepping stone a slightly different cool gray so the warm rabbit seems to belong in the center of the garden.

The story behind this coloring page

Why Garden Stones Have Edges — Between the roses that smelled faintly of rain on slate, Calder set himself a private challenge: cross the glass garden in one breath and leave no mark. Read the full story →

Between the roses that smelled faintly of rain on slate, Calder set himself a private challenge: cross the glass garden in one breath and leave no mark. You may know this, but gardens listen hardest when no one praises them. His paws met shards of moon-pale ground, click, click, softer than teeth on a cup, and each place he almost stepped away from rose into a flat, sure edge beneath him. “There,” he whispered, not moving. Ever since, garden stones keep their cut corners, holding the exact shape of a creature who has found where to stand.

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