How to Draw Jessica Rabbit for a Kid

Use transfer paper to create multiple copies of coloring pages.

Jessica Rabbit is a cartoon character from the 1988 Oscar-winning movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Anyone can easily draw Jessica Rabbit by using transfer paper. Pictures of Jessica Rabbit can be obtained from a coloring book or through websites that offer free printable coloring pages. Draw Jessica Rabbit by herself or with one of her co-stars like Roger Rabbit or Baby Herman. Draw Jessica Rabbit after watching the PG movie for a fun family afternoon activity.

Things You'll Need

• Jessica Rabbitt coloring page
• Transfer paper
• Pencil
• Crayons

Instructions

1. Tape down the paper you want your image on. Use a table top, clipboard or piece of cardboard to secure your paper on. The transfer copy will be more visible on a white or light colored piece of paper.

2. Tape down the transfer paper, matte side up. Align a piece of transfer paper over the blank page with the graphite side down.

3. Tape the coloring page. Secure your coloring page on top of the matte side of the transfer paper.

4. Trace the Jessica Rabbit image. Press down firmly with your pencil while tracing your coloring page to ensure the graphite is transferred.

5. Remove your Jessica Rabbit image and the transfer paper and you should see an outline of Jessica Rabbit on your paper. Color Jessica Rabbitt's signature bright red hair, lips, dress and high heeled shoes. In the film, Jessica was a singer. Consider adding a microphone, stars or musical notes around her image to emphasize her character.

References

• Internet Movie Database: Who Framed Roger Rabbit
• Art is Fun: Transfer Paper

Resources

• Fun With Pictures