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ORIGINAL DRAWING LESSON

Bouquet of Flowers

Drawing a bouquet of flowers is an incredibly exciting journey into the world of colors and shapes! You just need to start with light strokes, sketching the main lines, and you'll immediately feel how harmony is born on the blank page!

  1. Bouquet of Flowers — step 1

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    Step 1

    With light strokes, outline seven small ovals in the center of the page, tilting them slightly in different directions. This is the basis of the future flowers.

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  2. Bouquet of Flowers — step 2

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    Step 2

    Under the buds, draw curved lines that form the shape of a cute wrapper, like the edges of unfolded paper or a decorative cup.

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  3. Bouquet of Flowers — step 3

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    Step 3

    Draw two graceful lines that tie the packaging together—this will be the ribbon that secures your bouquet.

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  4. Bouquet of Flowers — step 4

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    Step 4

    Draw the free ends of the packaging and the ribbon, adding smooth curves and folds to create the effect of light movement.

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  5. Bouquet of Flowers — step 5

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    Step 5

    Transform each oval into a tulip by drawing characteristic petals with rounded tips.

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  6. Bouquet of Flowers — step 6

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    Step 6

    From each flower, draw smooth lines-stems downwards.

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  7. Bouquet of Flowers — step 7

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    Step 7

    Add leaves that peek out picturesquely from the bouquet.

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  8. Bouquet of Flowers — step 8

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    Step 8

    Draw the inner edge of the packaging, emphasizing its volume.

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  9. Bouquet of Flowers — step 9

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    Step 9

    The drawing is ready! Color it according to the example.

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