How to Draw Hawaiian Flowers
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Start by making two circle shapes for the base of each flower you are about to draw.
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Starting with the flower to the right, begin drawing out the petals which should be big, and full.
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Continue to draw out the petals for the hibiscus and like you see here the first flower should be all drawn in. Add some dimple detailing in the lower center of each petal like so.
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Draw in the complete stamen including the nods at the top. When this is done you can move onto step five where you will be drawing out the second Hawaiian flower.
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Sketch out the three petals like so, and notice how the ends of the petals never reach the inside of the flower. This is done for effects. When you are satisfied with this step, proceed on.
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Lets finish off the flowers by drawing out the last pedal and then draw in the stamen as well. Erase any lines and shapes that you drew in step one to clean up the drawing.
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Here is what the flowers look like when you are all done. Now you can choose to go with the tropical tones I used to color in my flowers and background with, or you can choose your own shades.
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June 10, 2011
Description: I’m not going to go crazy here with this tutorial description because I will eventually find myself repeating stuff I already said with the other lesson I submitted on the Hawaiian flower. Today I’m going to fill a request and show you "how to draw Hawaiian flowers", step by step. Instead of a tattoo or tribal like design, I decided to just draw regular looking simple flowers of the hibiscus. Of course you can choose to go any route you want; I just thought that making flowers look like flowers would be a lot more fun and easy this way. Remember when I said that I was probably going to repeat some of the stuff I already talked about? Well it looks like I might have avoided doing that because I wasn’t even thinking about the Hawaiian flower I did last week. Anyways have fun with drawing these beautiful Hawaiian flowers and try to be creative by adding your own personal tweaks and touches. Thanks guys and enjoy the rest of your drawing day!
