Free Lola Bunny Coloring Pages: 40 printable PDF designs of the sporty Looney Tunes rabbit, showing her dribbling, shooting hoops, lifting weights, and even playing football. Fourteen solo portraits capture her sitting, waving hello, cheering, striking a stylish pose, and looking proud. Twelve pages pair her with Bugs Bunny, who dances with her, carries her on his back, and hands her a bouquet. Seven baby sheets show a tiny Lola holding a carrot, waving, and smiling in the style of Baby Looney Tunes. No sheet costs anything, and everyone can be shaded digitally as well as printed.
Lola Bunny joined the Looney Tunes cast in Space Jam, the 1996 Warner Bros. film that teamed the cartoon characters with basketball legend Michael Jordan. She was created as a confident, athletic partner for Bugs Bunny, and her quick moves on the court earned her a lasting spot among the franchise’s best-loved stars. Kath Soucie voiced her for many years, Kristen Wiig gave her a goofy, cheerful personality in The Looney Tunes Show from 2011 to 2014, and Zendaya took over the role for Space Jam: A New Legacy in 2021.
Lola’s design is built from soft curves: long ears, rounded cheeks, and a slim, sporty figure. The baby pages have the biggest, simplest shapes for small children, the solo portraits suit early grade school, and the basketball scenes with a ball and motion lines hand older kids extra detail to tackle.
What’s Inside This Collection
Lola appears on all 40 sheets, with sports, portraits, Bugs Bunny scenes, and baby pages each forming their own group.
Basketball and Sports
Seven pages show Lola on the move: dribbling, shooting, holding the ball, playing football, and lifting weights. Color her fur a warm Apricot with Cream on the muzzle, and use bright Orange with Black seams for the basketball.
Solo Portraits
Fourteen sheets focus on Lola alone, sitting, waving, cheering, posing in style, and looking proud. Give her Blond bangs, sky Blue eyes, a White crop top, and Purple shorts with a matching hair tie.
Lola and Bugs Bunny
Twelve pages bring in Bugs, who dances, walks, carries Lola piggyback, and offers her flowers. Shade Bugs in Gray with a White belly and muzzle, and keep Lola’s warmer Tan so the two rabbits are easy to tell apart.
Baby Lola
Seven baby sheets show a tiny Lola with a carrot, waving hi, smiling, and next to a baby Bugs. Use pastel shades such as soft Pink and light Lavender for her outfit, and bright Orange with a Green top for the carrot.
What Lola Bunny Coloring Pages Do
Celebrating a sporty role model. Lola is skilled, confident, and part of the team, which makes her a fun example of girls who love sports. Coloring her basketball pages can lead to talks about practice, teamwork, and trying new games.
Building small-hand strength. Ears, fingers, and the lines on a basketball need careful control. Hand muscles develop quickly through the preschool years, and coloring gives them the kind of daily workout American Academy of Pediatrics tips describe.
Taking a calm break. Structured designs eased anxiety more than blank-page drawing in Curry and Kasser’s 2005 coloring study for the journal Art Therapy. Simple baby Lola pages make a gentle, quiet-time activity.
Discovering classic cartoons. Lola belongs to a family of characters that goes back to the 1930s. Coloring her opens the door to meeting Bugs, Daffy, Tweety, and the rest of the Looney Tunes gang.
How to Color Lola Bunny Pages Well
- Warm fur: Use Apricot or light Tan for Lola’s body and Cream for the inside of her ears and muzzle.
- Blond bangs: Add Goldenrod strands on top of a Lemon Yellow base for her hair.
- Bright eyes: Fill her eyes with Sky Blue, sparing a dot of paper white near the top of each.
- Sports outfit: Pair a White top with Purple shorts, and add a matching hair tie near her ears.
- Basketball lines: Color the ball Orange first, then trace the curved seams with a Black pencil.
- Two rabbits together: Keep Bugs cool, Gray, and Lola warm, Tan, so both stand out on shared pages.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Lola Bunny Coloring Pages
1. Team Pennant
Color a basketball page of Lola, trim around her, and mount the figure on a felt or paper triangle pennant. Add a team name with glitter glue and hang it over a door.
2. Bugs and Lola Friendship Card
Color the page where Bugs gives Lola flowers and fold it into a card for a best friend. Inside, list three activities the two of you enjoy sharing.
3. Baby Lola Mobile
Color three or four baby Lola pages, snip around the little figures, and dangle them on yarn from an embroidery hoop. Paper carrots between the figures complete a nursery-style mobile.
4. Sports Day Poster
Color the dribbling, football, and weight lifting pages and arrange them around a large sheet labeled with each sport. Kids can add their own favorite sport in an empty corner.
5. Bunny Ear Bookmark
Color a close portrait of Lola, cut along her ears and face, and fasten it where a slim cardstock strip begins. The tall ears peek out of the book like a little marker.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Lola Bunny coloring pages?
There are 40 free printable drawings of Lola Bunny from Looney Tunes, showing her playing sports, posing alone, spending time with Bugs Bunny, and as a baby. Every sheet is available as a free download or as an on-screen page.
Who created Lola Bunny?
Warner Bros. created Lola Bunny for the 1996 movie Space Jam. She was designed as an athletic, confident rabbit to play alongside Bugs Bunny and the Tune Squad.
Who voices Lola Bunny?
Kath Soucie voiced Lola in Space Jam and many later projects. Kristen Wiig played her in The Looney Tunes Show, and Zendaya voiced her in Space Jam: A New Legacy.
Is Lola Bunny Bugs Bunny’s girlfriend?
Yes. Lola is portrayed as Bugs Bunny’s sweetheart in most appearances, and the pair often share scenes on and off the basketball court.
Why does Lola play basketball?
Space Jam centers on a big basketball game, and Lola joins the Looney Tunes team as one of its best players. Basketball has been part of her character ever since.
What is Baby Lola?
Baby Lola is the toddler version of the character from Baby Looney Tunes, a preschool series where the classic characters appear as little kids.
What age are the Lola Bunny coloring pages for?
Baby Lola pages work well for three-year-olds, solo portraits work for ages 5 and up, and the action and basketball scenes are a good fit for early grade school and older.
What colors are Lola Bunny’s?
Lola has tan fur with a cream muzzle, blond bangs, and blue eyes. She is often shown in a white top with purple shorts and a matching hair tie.
Start Coloring
Pick a basketball scene, a baby Lola, or a dance with Bugs from these 40 designs, and grab its free file for printing or fill in Lola’s colors right in the browser, no account required. Finished bunnies make cheerful posts on Facebook and Pinterest.
