How to Draw Bonnie from FNAF: Easy Step-by-Step Guide

Bring your favorite animatronic to life with this beginner-friendly guide. You only need a pencil, an eraser, and a sheet of paper to master Bonnie's iconic look. Follow these steps to build confidence in your character design skills while having fun.

10 Steps

🎯 Final Result

A vibrant, finished illustration of Bonnie from Five Nights at Freddy's.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Sketching the Head Curve

Pencil sketch showing the initial curved line for the top of Bonnie's head on a white background.

Start by drawing a soft, curved line to create the top of Bonnie's head. Teacher's Tip: Keep your pencil pressure light so you can easily adjust the shape later if needed.

Step 2: Defining the Jawline

Drawing the side of the face and the sagging chin line for Bonnie.

Add a pair of overlapping curved lines to form the side of the face and the chin. Tip: Focus on the 'sagging' curve of the chin to capture Bonnie’s unique animatronic structure.

Step 3: Closing the Face Shape

Completing the outline of Bonnie's head by drawing the second side of the face.

Draw matching overlapping lines on the opposite side to close the head shape. Tip: Check that both sides look symmetrical to give your character a balanced, professional look.

Step 4: Sketching the Ears

Adding the long, floppy ears to the top of Bonnie's head.

Extend two long, curved lines upward for the ears, connecting them with an incomplete oval at the top. Tip: Add small lines inside the ears to create depth and texture.

Step 5: Drawing the First Eye

Sketching the first large, irregular eye socket for Bonnie.

Draw a large, irregular circle for the eye, then place a smaller circle inside it. Tip: Don't worry about making it a perfect circle; Bonnie’s eyes have a slightly worn, robotic look.

Step 6: Drawing the Second Eye

Adding the second eye to complete the pair on Bonnie's face.

Repeat the process for the second eye. Tip: Try to keep the eyes level with each other so Bonnie looks straight ahead.

Step 7: Adding Pupils and Nose

Detailing the eyes with pupils and adding the triangular nose.

Add a small circle inside each eye for the pupil, and sketch an inverted, rounded triangle for the nose. Tip: A darker pupil makes the character look more alert.

Step 8: Snout and Teeth

Drawing the snout and teeth to define Bonnie's mouth area.

Draw a peanut-shaped snout beneath the nose, then add small, rounded teeth. Tip: Keep the teeth uniform in size to give him that classic animatronic grin.

Step 9: Adding the Bow Tie

Adding the final touch: Bonnie's signature bow tie.

Draw a small circle for the knot of the bow tie, then outline the two sides with curved lines. Tip: Use long, smooth strokes for the bow to make it look clean.

Step 10: Coloring Your Masterpiece

The finished, colored drawing of Bonnie the Bunny.

Time to color! Use shades of purple for the fur, off-white for the snout, and a bold red for the bowtie. Tip: Use light, even strokes to avoid streaks in your coloring.