Do you want Flower Drawing With Pencil? Find only in this app!
Flower Drawing With Pencil
Do you want Flower Drawing With Pencil? Find only in this app!
Learn how to draw a rose! This drawing lesson will walk you step by step through the drawing techniques you will need to create your own rose pencil drawings.
In this lesson, I'll show you how I made the rose drawing above.
To create this flower drawing, I used ordinary materials that you will find around your house. I didn't want to use any fancy art materials, because I wanted to create a drawing tutorial that absolutely anyone can try - you can try it right now, if you want!
Drawing supplies for how to draw a rose:
a regular HB pencil (HB stands for the hardness of the lead. Most pencils sold in stores for general writing purposes are HB.)
a kneaded rubber, which is a type of artist's eraser - but you can use any type of eraser
a pencil sharpener
a Q-tip (also known as a cotton bud)
white paper (but you can use any color paper you want!)
a photo of a rose (you can also look at a real rose if you want)
Start Drawing in the Center
I find that it's easiest the way to get started with a rose drawing is to identify the center of the rose. Find the innermost petal, and start your drawing there. Be sure to start drawing in the center of your paper, because you will be working outwards.
Make sure that you start out small when you draw the inner petals, so that by the time you draw the outer petals, they're not falling off the page!
Here's an example of what you should look for in terms of identifying the center of the rose:
The arrows point to the innermost petal, which is where I started my drawing.
Draw one petal at a time, checking where they are in relation to one another. Don't worry about adding shadows at this point. The main thing is to draw a light pencil outline of the entire flower.
Be sure to use a light touch, because that makes it easier to erase if you need to make changes.
You will draw something like this:
Once you've drawn the entire outline of the rose, you are ready to start shading. Again, I find it easier to keep track of "where I'm at" in the drawing if I start with the innermost petal and work my way outwards.
There are two ways you can go about shading:
Dark to light: Identify the areas that are darkest, and shade them in first, gradually working towards the lighter sections.
Light to dark: Start with the light areas, and shade them in gently. Gradually increase your pencil pressure as you move towards the darker areas.
For this drawing, I used the first method - starting with the dark areas. You can use whichever method works best for you!
Continue with the shading, working your way around the flower. I worked in a spiral motion, circling outwards from the center.
Once you've shaded an entire area, you can rub the graphite with your Q-tip. This will blend the graphite, softening the pencil markings, making the surface look smooth. This is a great technique to use for flowers to achieve that soft, delicate feeling.
Check out the picture below to see what I mean!
You can use Q-tips as a good DIY solution to blending. If you want to get serious about drawing, you can buy something called a stump (right) or a tortillon (below) from an art supply shop.
Stumps and tortillons are basically made from a sheet of tightly rolled paper that is soft and sharpened to a point at one end. Because of this point, they allow for more precision and control for blending than a Q-tip does.
In this app we have many pictures featuring Flower Drawing With Pencil. Many benefits of this application Flower Drawing With Pencil when you download, this free application can be downloaded in google playstore. It has 50 images Flower Drawing With Pencil. The application capacity is not too large so you still have plenty of room for your phone's memory. And lastly no need to use internet connection to run this application.
Immediately get Flower Drawing With Pencil app on your gadget and do not forget to rate this app.
Do you want Flower Drawing With Pencil? Find only in this app!
Learn how to draw a rose! This drawing lesson will walk you step by step through the drawing techniques you will need to create your own rose pencil drawings.
In this lesson, I'll show you how I made the rose drawing above.
To create this flower drawing, I used ordinary materials that you will find around your house. I didn't want to use any fancy art materials, because I wanted to create a drawing tutorial that absolutely anyone can try - you can try it right now, if you want!
Drawing supplies for how to draw a rose:
a regular HB pencil (HB stands for the hardness of the lead. Most pencils sold in stores for general writing purposes are HB.)
a kneaded rubber, which is a type of artist's eraser - but you can use any type of eraser
a pencil sharpener
a Q-tip (also known as a cotton bud)
white paper (but you can use any color paper you want!)
a photo of a rose (you can also look at a real rose if you want)
Start Drawing in the Center
I find that it's easiest the way to get started with a rose drawing is to identify the center of the rose. Find the innermost petal, and start your drawing there. Be sure to start drawing in the center of your paper, because you will be working outwards.
Make sure that you start out small when you draw the inner petals, so that by the time you draw the outer petals, they're not falling off the page!
Here's an example of what you should look for in terms of identifying the center of the rose:
The arrows point to the innermost petal, which is where I started my drawing.
Draw one petal at a time, checking where they are in relation to one another. Don't worry about adding shadows at this point. The main thing is to draw a light pencil outline of the entire flower.
Be sure to use a light touch, because that makes it easier to erase if you need to make changes.
You will draw something like this:
Once you've drawn the entire outline of the rose, you are ready to start shading. Again, I find it easier to keep track of "where I'm at" in the drawing if I start with the innermost petal and work my way outwards.
There are two ways you can go about shading:
Dark to light: Identify the areas that are darkest, and shade them in first, gradually working towards the lighter sections.
Light to dark: Start with the light areas, and shade them in gently. Gradually increase your pencil pressure as you move towards the darker areas.
For this drawing, I used the first method - starting with the dark areas. You can use whichever method works best for you!
Continue with the shading, working your way around the flower. I worked in a spiral motion, circling outwards from the center.
Once you've shaded an entire area, you can rub the graphite with your Q-tip. This will blend the graphite, softening the pencil markings, making the surface look smooth. This is a great technique to use for flowers to achieve that soft, delicate feeling.
Check out the picture below to see what I mean!
You can use Q-tips as a good DIY solution to blending. If you want to get serious about drawing, you can buy something called a stump (right) or a tortillon (below) from an art supply shop.
Stumps and tortillons are basically made from a sheet of tightly rolled paper that is soft and sharpened to a point at one end. Because of this point, they allow for more precision and control for blending than a Q-tip does.
In this app we have many pictures featuring Flower Drawing With Pencil. Many benefits of this application Flower Drawing With Pencil when you download, this free application can be downloaded in google playstore. It has 50 images Flower Drawing With Pencil. The application capacity is not too large so you still have plenty of room for your phone's memory. And lastly no need to use internet connection to run this application.
Immediately get Flower Drawing With Pencil app on your gadget and do not forget to rate this app.
