Master Daisy Flower Drawing: 12-steps-to-easy
Introduction:
Are you ready to draw a happy flower with me?? Flower Drawing a daisy is catching sunshine piece by piece, and I am here to guide you, step-by-step. My simple and easy method will help you learn how to draw a daisy that looks like it just smiled back at you.
In a short time, you will have a beautiful flower on your paper that brings life to any room and makes anyone happy. Therefore, take out your pencils and join me to draw a happy flower. It’s a simple journey from a small circle to a beautiful bloom!
Materials
- Pencil
- Paper
- Eraser
- Coloring supplies
Daisy Flower Drawing Tutorial
Time needed: 30 minutes
Section1: Sketching the Large Circle
Begin by sketching a big oval slightly slanted and stretched. This will serve as the limit of the bridal altar area. Keep the lines pale to serve as a guide for later details.
Section 2: Drawing the Bottom Curve
Next, draw a nearly straight line in the middle of the circle, sloping downward and leaning leftwards towards the bottom. Leave some space between this line and the circle for the petals.
Section 3: Adding the Top Curve
Above the bottom curve, sketch a narrower and steeper curve, resembling an egg with the sunny side up. This will form the top of the daisy.
Section 4: Adding the First Petal
Now, it’s time to start adding petals. Begin from the center, allowing each petal to radiate outwards. Imagine the petals opening like sun rays, with a slight curve in each direction.
Section 5: Drawing Petal Number Two
Continue adding petals, following the curvature of the circle. Each petal should be slightly wider than the previous one, creating a natural progression.
Section 6: Adding Petals Three, Four, and Five
Maintain spacing between the petals to create a balanced and natural look. Pay attention to the direction of the lines, as they contribute to the overall flow of the flower.
Section 6: Adding Petals Three, Four, and Five
Maintain spacing between the petals to create a balanced and natural look. Pay attention to the direction of the lines, as they contribute to the overall flow of the flower.
Section 7: Drawing Under Petals
Fill in the gaps between the petals with curved lines, adding depth and dimension to the flower. Vary the curvature to avoid a monotonous look.
Section 9: Cleanup and Preparation
Before moving forward, ensure to clean up any visible guidelines or unnecessary markings to prepare your drawing for the finishing touches.
Section 10:Drawing the Stem
Create the stem by drawing two vertical lines extending from the base of the petals. Tilt the stem slightly to the left, ensuring the daisy faces towards the right for a natural look.
Section 11: Adding Petal Details
Design delicate lines near the center of each petal, flowing downward to mimic the natural texture and form of the petals’ edges.
Draw a leaf attached to the stem, adding visual interest and balance to your composition. Experiment with different leaf shapes to enhance the overall appeal of your daisy drawing.
Section 12: Final Touches
Finish off your drawing by adding shading to the corners of the petals and filling in the space where the stem meets the flower. Experiment with different shading techniques to find what works best for you.
Conclusion
Congratulations! You’ve successfully drawn a beautiful daisy from start to finish. Remember to practice regularly and don’t be afraid to experiment with your own style. Happy drawing!
Tips for Beginner Artists
- Start with simple shapes and gradually add detail.
- Practice drawing individual elements before attempting the whole flower.
- Don’t be afraid to make mistakes – they’re part of the learning process.
- Take breaks and step back to assess your progress.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Drawing petals too evenly spaced.
- Neglecting to vary petal shapes and sizes.
- Forgetting to add texture and shading.
- Rushing through the drawing process.
FAQ
Drawing time varies depending on skill level and detail. Beginners may take longer than experienced artists.
Absolutely! Get creative and experiment with different color palettes to make your daisy unique.
Practice shading techniques on separate paper before applying them to your drawing. Start with light strokes and gradually build up layers for depth.
