How to Draw Easy Flowers
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Make two circles, one for each bloom. Be sure to draw them diagonally across each other.
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Start with the lily and draw out the four shapes of the flower petals. The tips of each petal is sort of flat and curvy. Draw in the four stamens in the center and move to step three.
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This is probably going to be one of the easiest roses you will draw. You have to draw a rose from the side view like so. Draw in a spiral center and have the outer petal flap over. Almost like a lip.
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Using the other shape you drew in step one, you will draw in the five daffodil petals like so, and as you can see the shapes of them are sort like a strawberry. Sketch out the center, and then move along people.
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All that is really left to do is draw in all of the leaves, and then some of the stems. Sketch in the rib lines that defines each leaf. Erase the guides and mistakes that you drew in step one to clean up the drawing.
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Now that you have finished drawing out these flowers, you can have even more fun coloring them in. This was good fun wasn't it?
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August 13, 2011
Description: I’m back with another flower lesson that is going to be simple as usual. Today you will be learning "how to draw easy flowers", step by step. As I mentioned in so many other tutorials on flowers, blooms are not always hard to create. All you have to do is think back on some of the prettiest looking flowers that sort of look easy to draw. I’ve chosen a few different types and all of them combined make a great bouquet. I have a rose (of course), a daffodil, and my version of a purple lily. Now just because I have chosen these flower strains, that doesn’t mean you can add more or draw your own favorites. Either way I’m sure you will have a fun time drawing easy flowers. This is a great tutorial to do with your sister, mother, or friend. Of course I’m gearing the comment to a girl because girls love drawing flowers. Thanks for joining me once again guys, be sure to rate comment, and fav all the lessons you come across on Dragoart.com.
