Flower coloring pages extremely attractive to children of all ages. How much perseverance, patience, and labor is put into turning each drawing into small piece art. By painting stamens, petals, and stems, little artists get acquainted with their shape, color, and name.
Walking in a park or in a forest clearing, everyone admires the variety of flowers, their colorfulness, and size. And each flower has its own unique smell. Wonderful plants are created by nature to surprise, delight, decorate our the world. If you pick a flower, it will soon wither and its originality will disappear along with it.
Almost every home has a pot of indoor plant. We take care of it, water it, loosen it, feed it. And now it blooms. What extraordinary delight this miracle evokes. For several days or weeks it smells fragrant on the window, attracting our attention.
At the summer cottage in the spring, not only early garden flowers bloom, but also become covered with a pink haze blooming trees. Each flower is a future fruit. Have you noticed how many insects hover around the delicate inflorescences? They perform an important mission - pollination. But in summer and autumn you can enjoy juicy fruits and berries.
In the Flowers coloring section you will find coloring pages for every taste, which you can download or print for free. We tried to collect as many different varieties of flowers as possible so that children could get to know them better. This amazing opportunity for children will provide a foundation in the development of creative initiative and imagination.
How to quickly draw a flower using different techniques.
Draw what you like
The first step is choosing an object. Start with colors you like: it's always easier to paint what inspires you. Gerberas, magnolias or tulips - create a watercolor bouquet to suit your taste.
Determine the shape of the flower
Determine the simple, basic shape of the plant. It can be a cone, bell or triangle. You may want to get started quickly and skip this step. But believe me: this helps a lot and speeds up the process.
By sketching the basic shape with light lines, you will understand the structure of the entire plant.
Advice: The first sketch can be done in a sketchbook. When starting to paint on watercolor paper, do not take too much soft pencil and don't press too hard. Otherwise, the paper may be damaged and the lines will remain visible after erasing.
Draw leaves correctly
The leaves determine how convincing the image will be. The secret is to not interrupt the line of the main central vein. If it is out of place, the sheet will look unnatural. Start drawing the leaf from the central vein. Imagine that the leaf is transparent and you can only see its edges and veins.
Advice: When drawing, do not erase unnecessary lines immediately. Otherwise, there is a chance to make a mistake again. And if the wrong line remains in front of your eyes, it will be easier to draw the correct one next to it.
To obtain a soft, uniform wash, it must first be moistened with water. This allows the paint to flow naturally before it begins to soak into the paper, and gives extra time for the color to stretch (create a smooth transition from one color to another) and to blot out highlights.
Moisten from the middle and spread water towards the edges. Repeat a couple of times to make sure the paper is well hydrated. In this case, the edges will not dry as quickly. After you have evenly distributed the water, check to see if there are any “puddles” left on the surface of the paper, and if there are any, blot them with a damp brush.
1. Fill a brush with water and wet one leaf or petal. The surface of the paper should acquire a uniform shine.
2. While the paper is wet, apply paint.
3. Distribute the color to the edges of the design with a minimum number of brush strokes.
4. Gently stretch the paint to the edges of the element, while aligning the outline.
5. Before the wash dries, you can blot the paint to reveal the illuminated areas and emphasize the shape of the element.
“Color Stretch” Technique
Often you need to use two or more colors on one area. The advantages of this method are that you don’t need to add additional blur and it’s easy to immediately set the desired shape. You can work with any number of colors at the same time.
1. Clean water wet an individual petal or leaf, then apply the first color of paint.
2. While it is still wet, apply a second color of paint next to it.
3. Flatten the tip of the brush and create a transition between colors.
4. Continue until the transition is smooth. Try to work quickly before the paint dries. Avoid unnecessary strokes, otherwise streaks will remain after drying. In the example in the photo, such a stroke is visible on the fold of the petal.
5. Before the paint dries, blot the highlights and outline the veins on each petal. A gradual color change can be used to indicate the direction of light. Draw the rest of the petals in the same way. Work on them one at a time so as not to touch the still wet layer of paint on the adjacent petal, and when they are completely dry, proceed to the missed ones.
“Textured blotting” technique
This interesting technique, which is suitable for complex folded or wavy petals. For example, to simulate folds on the surface of a poppy petal.
1. Moisten the paper in the desired area and apply deep red paint using the wet-on-wet technique.
2. While the paint is still wet, add a dark color to the base of the flower. purple so that it blends in with the red.
3. Using a crumpled paper towel, blot the paint only once.
4. Lift up the towel.
5. Repeat a couple of times, using a clean towel each time to avoid transferring paint from the towel back onto the design.
6. Let dry completely and refine the highlights to create petal folds.
Advice: for the first wash, take it immediately rich colors so that you don’t have to enhance the color later. Dark shades will give a nice, strong contrast of dark and light in the pattern.
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In this section we have collected large collection black and white drawings entitled Flowers coloring pages. A child of any age will be happy to show his imagination and color coloring pages with wonderful flowers, because he has the opportunity to create his own book of flowers by downloading and printing these coloring pages! Try decorating printed coloring pages with beads, sparkles, beads, and your flowers will become even more beautiful.
Simple and graceful bell flowers are widespread throughout the world. They can be found in Siberia, the Caucasus, and in some European countries, and in northern America. This flower owes its name to its bell-shaped shape, and the most common colors are blue and purple, but you can also find lilac or White flower bell. Share this information with your child when you decide download and print flower coloring pages.
Few people know that rose flowers belong to the rose hip genus. These truly beautiful flowers are not only grown by careful human hands, but are also found in wildlife. The colors of roses amaze the imagination with their variety. Even a green rose variety has been developed! Of course, such a rose in the usual flower shop you are unlikely to see... A rose is a flower of amazing beauty, which may be why it requires very careful care and reverent attitude.
Chamomile flowers are a weed plant, but at the same time they have not ceased to delight the human eye for many thousands of years. Due to its unique properties, it is widely used in medicine and cosmetology. You can easily download and print coloring pages featuring these beloved flowers.
It turns out that there is such a thing as “tulip mania”. It is not difficult to guess that this word denotes an immense love for the wonderful flowers tulips, which captivated most of the inhabitants of Holland with their beauty in the 17th century. That fever was called “Tulipomania.” Tulip flowers are invariably associated with spring, warmth, joy and holidays.
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