Learn the Basics of Flower Drawing with These 10 Step-by-Step Tutorials!

1. 1

   Create a large circle and a smaller one in its middle. [1] [2]

2. 2

   Leaves on both sides of the stem should be drawn.

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3. 3

   For the petal, draw a long, skinny heart.

4. 4

   To finish the inside edge of your circle, repeat step 3.

5. 5

   Increase the number of petals with sharp edges to fill in the gaps. [3]

6. 6

   Inside the tiny circle, draw slanted lines that cross and recross.

7. 7

   Improve the leaf and stem details.

8. 8

   Fill in the blanks in the picture.

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1. 1

   To doodle a curve Draw a third identical shape in the same way, but a little larger than the first two.

2. 2

   Create the stalk by drawing a curved line vertically and topping it with a single leaf.

3. 3

   Begin by drawing the rose's stem and leaves, and then move on to the petals. Start with a >> "U" shape

4. 4

   On the first "U," draw the petals so that they appear to overlap.

5. 5

   To the second "U," add petal-like flourishes.

6. 6

   Following the example of the first two "U"s, use the third "U" as a template to sketch the flower's petals.

7. 7

   Sepals on roses are drawn with sharp corners.

8. 8

   Spike the stalk with thorns. Sharp corners are ideal for this. Details like the leaf's serrated edge can really set your rose apart.

9. 9

   Fill in the image.

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1. 1

   Create a single circle for the flower's inner rim.

2. 2

   To finish off the flower's petal outline, draw two more concentric circles.

3. 3

   To the flower's petals, add some rough shapes.

4. 4

   Finish the drawing.

5. 5

   Add some shading and defining lines to the drawing, and color it in.

6. 6

   Finished

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1. 1

   Outline the flower's leaves with an oval. To complete the illustration, draw two new parallel lines and join them at the bottom. [4]

2. 2

   To complete the flower's center, draw a smaller oval shape that connects the parallel lines. [5]

3. 3

   Draw a simplified version of the flower and its leaves, just like in the example. [6]

4. 4

   Complete the flower and leaf by adding the remaining lines.

5. 5

   Make your flower come to life with shading, defining lines, and vibrant hues.

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1. 1

   Trace a circle

2. 2

   Draw a second, smaller circle inside the first.

3. 3

   Draw the flower petals inside the larger circle. They need to have very similar proportions and forms.

4. 4

   Draw a line to represent the flower stalk.

5. 5

   Using this method, you can create a flower-like structure by drawing semicircles around the smaller circle. Then you could fill in the middle with something

6. 6

   Create a rough outline of the flower's petals. There needs to be a clear delineation between the front and back petals.

7. 7

   Using a larger circle as a guide, sketch the outline of the stalk.

8. 8

   Fill in the petals.

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1. 1

   Draw a circle for the flower's center and a longer, slightly curved line for the stem.

2. 2

   Fill in the petal and leaf outlines. Create a three-petal flower by drawing two front petals and one back petal. Tulip leaves are long and curved, so long, curved lines should be used as leaf guides.

3. 3

   Draw the sepal and leaf outline.

4. 4

   Make a rough sketch of the flower, sepal, and stem.

5. 5

   Create a rough outline of a leaf.

6. 6

   Expand upon that. Leaves and petals will turn out better if you draw lines on them.

7. 7

   Mark up the tulip!

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1. 1

   To begin the outline, draw a small circle.

2. 2

   Extend the existing circle. Construct it in the shape of a disc, and you'll always know how to draw a daisy's basic outline.

3. 3

   The inner circle is where you should begin drawing your lines.

4. 4

   Start by sketching two vertical lines to represent the flower's petals. The actual lines should always be drawn in reverse to start.

5. 5

   Create a horizontal mirror image of the petal pattern.

6. 6

   Carry on with the same method of drawing the petals.

7. 7

   Get the flower's petals drawn in!

8. 8

   Get rid of the rough sketches and start coloring in the draft.

9. 9

   Include the context

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1. 1

   Make a tiny circle in the center of the paper.

2. 2

   Create a larger circle that shares the small circle's center.

3. 3

   Use curves to illustrate the flower petals. Make use of the outlined circles.

4. 4

   Make the petals spin in a circle.

5. 5

   Fill in the rest of the circle with additional petals. It's not necessary for them to be uniform in size.

6. 6

   Use curved lines to depict the plant's stem and leaves.

7. 7

   Fine-tune the leaves until they look like real ones.

8. 8

   Use a pen to trace and cross out any extra lines.

9. 9

   To your taste in coloring!

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1. 1

   Crate a vertical oblong shape. Underneath the oblong, sketch a skinny rectangle for the plant's stem.

2. 2

   Create a left and right curve, meeting at the oval's center.

3. 3

   Create four radial lines that radiate out from the oblong's base. Make another curved loop at the oblong's base.

4. 4

   Create the flower's petals by drawing curved lines between them.

5. 5

   In the oval, sketch upward-pointing curves to represent blossoms.

6. 6

   Use the same method and lines to create another petal along the oblong.

7. 7

   Clean up the sketch and trace over it with a pen. Get rid of extra lines

8. 8

   To your taste in coloring!

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