Good day, dear friends!

Our lesson today is dedicated to the most beautiful, exquisite and popular flowers all over the world - roses. Many people find it very difficult to depict these flowers. Indeed, it is not easy, but this is only at first glance. If you know and apply some little secrets and practice a little, then you will get better and better buds. Let's try to draw a rose together.

Materials

• graphite pencils of different hardness
• eraser
• sketch paper.

If you want to add expressiveness, you can use colored pencils, watercolors or pastels. To get a good result you need attentiveness and observation.

How to draw a rose step by step

There are a huge number of varieties of these beautiful flowers, they differ in shape, size, splendor, leaf shape, and color. There are ten main flower forms; the inflorescences of bush varieties range from a few to 200 buds. The smallest are less than two centimeters in size, and the largest are about 20 cm in diameter.

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In order to depict this correctly complex flower live nature will be very useful. If you don’t have these fragrant plants at home or in your garden, look for high-quality photographs on the Internet and take a good look at them.

To get started, you can use the sketch below:

In this tutorial we will create sketches with different colors in different angles. We look at two flowers (on the left and in the center) from the side from different angles, they are of different varieties, one is fading, and the other has just bloomed. We look at the third flower from above.

Layout and form

At first we draw very lightly, barely touching the sheet of paper with a pencil.

First stage

• The first thing to do is to enclose our flowers in some suitable simple forms: circles, ovals, elongated rounded shapes.
• At the same stage you need to outline stems, define flower center. In the illustration below, the middles are outlined very roughly, but in reality this should be done with barely noticeable strokes.

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It is important to have a good idea of ​​where the center of the flower is, since the petals will diverge and open evenly from it in all directions.

Outlining the petals

The most difficult thing in depicting these flowers is to correctly outline the petals. This is where the main mistakes and difficulties arise.

The petals must fit into the previously outlined shapes, and you also need to consider where the center of the flower is. To begin with, you can show the petals with angular straight lines. At this stage it is important to set the direction, placement of the petals and show the fullness of the bud.

In the illustration, the markings of the petals are shown with very clear lines, but you need to work very lightly at this stage, so that later it is easy to make changes and add details.

Now, let’s make these straight lines more elegant, bend them a little, add irregularities, refine them a little and detail them.

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Placement and shape of petals

To more easily and correctly show the petals of the first two flowers, you need to use straight rather than rounded lines, forget about rounding and smooth turns. These flowers are drawn and painted in oils, acrylics, following straight lines, angular and square shapes.

Draw a rose with sharp shapes, in which the angles clearly stand out: sharp, straight, obtuse...

In the illustration above orange angularity is emphasized. For most views and angles, "angularity" helps and works great. For the last flower, this rule was not used, although you can outline it a little with lines, with wide, obtuse angles. Although, from this perspective it is easier to immediately outline the rounded petals, which diverge evenly from the center.

In fact petals not at all square, they are quite elastic, attached close to each other, forming a dense, stuffed bud. Most often, the petals are bent downwards, thus forming corners. This is shown in the illustration below.

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Petal placement. Also pay attention to how and in what sequence the petals are placed. A lush, beautiful bud is formed from many rows of petals, their number varies completely, from 5 to 128 pieces. It is important to catch the rhythm, the sequence of placing the petals at the joints between the petals.

One petal of the top row overlaps two leaves of the bottom row. There is no point in calculating this, since there are a lot of rows of petals. Just make sure that the joints of the petals do not coincide (n and the illustration above, in orange, shows how the petals touch each other; green - schematically shows the incorrect arrangement of the petals).

Stems and leaves

Properly showing the stems and green leaves is also very important. The stems are straight and even, hard and woody with large thorns. Climbing bushes are thin, twisting and plastic, dotted with small thorns.

The picture below shows the stages of drawing leaves; their shape and arrangement are clearly visible here.

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Practice drawing leaves according to this scheme, so that later they can be easily and naturally created in more complex compositions.

buds

When painting a bouquet or bush, it would be appropriate to add a few unopened buds: they are beautiful, elegant and will make your work more interesting. This is not difficult, but it is important to correctly show the green leaves that “hug” the hidden bud.

Stages of drawing a bud

Volume and color

To show the depth and volume inside the bud with a pencil, it is enough to emphasize the curves and shadows between the petals with strokes.

This illustration shows how using a stroke can add volume to a drawing. Each bud is worked to a different degree. Sometimes a few strokes are enough to emphasize depth and volume. Inside the bud, the color of the petals is more saturated and dark.

If you add a little brightness to the sketch with felt-tip pens, watercolors, or pencils, we will get a good result.

Spring is coming. In spring everything blooms. Also at the beginning of spring there is a wonderful holiday - March 8th. On this holiday, it is customary to give women flowers and gifts. The most popular flowers are roses.

Today we will learn how to draw with a pencil. But since we touched on drawings, the lesson is perfect for children who will be able to draw a rose for their mother on March 8 step by step and easily. Step by step instructions The lessons are so accessible that any beginner can easily draw a rose.

Watch the lesson and do the same. Begin.

Step 1. Place the sheet of paper vertically. Draw an oval at the top. Draw a curved line from the bottom of the oval. Please note that on initial stage When drawing a rose, press the pencil lightly, as these are auxiliary lines that we will later erase.

Step 2. Let's draw the outlines of the rose petals on the sketch. As you can see, any child can handle this. Let's move on to the next stage.

Step 3. If you are a beginner artist, be careful, here we will draw the preliminary outlines of a rosebud. Let's draw a sepal under the bud.

Step 4. Now we draw the rose petals in more detail. We also show the thorns on the stem and draw out the leaves.

Step 5. Now we need to be very careful, because now we will draw the main outline of the flower. Let's start with the bud. If in the previous steps the bud was not drawn very carefully, then it’s time to fix it. We beautifully draw the outline of a rosebud, looking at the example.

Step 6. We finish drawing the petals in the bud. Beginners and children should not have any problems when drawing a rose, but if something doesn’t work out, then take a look at the lesson sketches.

Step 7 We beautifully outline the sepal under the bud with a pencil. Let's move on.

Step 8 Now, carefully and slowly, draw the main contours of a rose petal with thorns. We outline the leaves.

Step 9 Take an eraser and remove all the auxiliary contours in the drawing. If you hit the main outline, simply trace it with a pencil again. You should end up with such an elegant rose.

Step 10 If you wanted to draw a rose for your mother on March 8, or even just like that, then you should definitely color it. We paint the bud scarlet, and the stem and petals green.

Step 11 If you are not new to drawing, you can color the rose drawing more realistically.

Watch another short video lesson. The video shows how a child can easily draw a rose with a pencil.

This concludes the lesson. Share your impressions in the comments and post your work with us

There are things that never lose their relevance, there are flowers that inspire entire generations to creative deeds. Today we will draw a rose for the third time.

We have already drawn a rosebud separately, as well as the entire rose. The third option is also dedicated to the flower along with the stem and spines. This will be traditional for the site step by step instructions, following which you can draw a beautiful rose with a pencil. And so that you don’t get bored, and even feel even more motivated to draw this lovely flower, I’ll tell you about one interesting oriental wisdom related to roses.

Some mystics and sages compared the rose to the life of a successful and spiritual developed person. Still don't know why? Everything is amazingly simple! Before becoming a delightful rosebud, full of charm and fragrance, each one has to go through a path from its foundation to its blossoming, and along the way there will be many thorns and thorns. If we don’t stop, don’t be lazy, and don’t give in to the temptation to become consumed by fears, then each of us can become beautiful flower life!

How to draw a rose step by step with a pencil beautifully

This is a difficult task we have today, which we will definitely cope with! Prepare simple pencils - we will need hard ones for the first step, in which we will create a simple sketch. And if you want your beautiful rose to have contours, then you will need to draw them in subsequent stages soft pencil or with a black pen - it all depends on your own preferences. And colored pencils are perfect for coloring. If you want something more, you can try using gouache or watercolor. In general, the lesson is suitable for both beginners and those who have some experience in drawing.

1 - Make a sketch in the form of a “chupachups” with “hands”. These lines and the circle at the top will help us maintain the proportions necessary for our rose. Immediately draw one lower petal.

2 - Now gradually move towards the central petals of the rose, gradually outlining the bud. Rely on the sketch circle - it will serve as a border for the petals of the bud. At first glance it may seem difficult. But since we draw each petal in turn, and the sequence is shown in the pictures, everything turns out very simple and easy!

3 - Once the rosebud is drawn, add leaves at its base.

4 - It's time to switch to the stem. At the very beginning of the lesson, we drew a “trunk”, and based on this line, draw the stem of the rose.

5 - Add two small branches with leaves on either side of the stem. And don’t forget about the thorns, because without them a rose is not a rose.

6 - Now you have reached the final stages of the lesson on drawing a rose with a pencil. I'm sure it already looks beautiful on the piece of paper in front of you. But there are a few more stages after which it will literally come to life before your eyes. Now we have to carefully erase the sketch with an eraser so that it does not interrupt the “beautiful rose” effect.

7 - The last one is the most interesting and vibrant stage. Now you have to add colors and shades to the flower. You can build on the example given and use pencils or any other colored drawing tools to color the rose.

Let's warm up by starting with a simple bowl shape. Musicians warm up by playing scales, athletes warm up by stretching their muscles, and we artists warm up by drawing some simple basic shapes!!
1. Draw two anchor points, placing them horizontally, opposite each other.

2. Connect the dots with an ellipse.

The ellipse is one of the key shapes that is used to create thousands of objects. Similar in importance to the trapezoid, which allows you to draw boxes, tables, houses and so on, the ellipse will allow you to draw three-dimensional curved surfaces of cylindrical objects: a cup, a rose, a tiger cub, a hat, a jellyfish. Practice drawing six ovals in a row using anchor points.

3. Draw the bottom of the cup. 4. Using a guide line to the SW (you should draw it from memory), indicate the position of the light source in the upper right corner. Draw a horizon line. Shade the bowl from dark to light, creating a smooth, shaded transition. Look at the huge visual effect that little shaded piece in the right corner of the cup creates. This little shaded detail will be very important when you draw a rose, lily, orchid or any other flower.

5. Now before I draw the rose, I want to introduce you to one important detail, which I call “peeping” lines. This tiny detail - the small line of overlap that defines the folds or folds - has a huge visual impact, allowing you to make rose petals appear around the bud. Best exercise to introduce you to this fun flying flag activity.
5a. Draw a vertical flagpole.5b. Pick two anchor points. 5th century Draw three quarters of an ellipse. 5g. Draw the width of the flag. 5d. Round the bottom edge of the flag a little more than the top. The bottom part is closer to you, so you need to distort it by bending it more than the top part.

5e. Draw the "peeping" line, the most important part of the exercise. This tiny line creates a huge visual effect. This uses overlap, location and size all at once.

5g. Looks great! Now let's spin the flag in the opposite direction.5z. Draw two anchor points of the ellipse. 5i. Draw three-quarters of the ellipse, but this time curl the top edge toward itself. 5k. Draw the width of the flag on each edge. Make sure you make the closest one a little longer so it appears closer.

5l. Curl the bottom of the flag. Remember to bend it a little more. This is where distortion is your friend. 5m. The lower back line should be drawn a little more curved than the front, guided by the law of location. Take a look at the sample.

5n. Now, let's apply all these curved lines to the swirly flag. This exercise will be transferred directly to the rose. Draw another flagpole. 5o. Pick two anchor points and draw half an ellipse that curves towards you. 5p. Start twisting the ellipse inward. 5 rub. Complete the spiral. Stretch it to the side and always keep the middle close. We'll also discuss this when we draw water ripples in a later tutorial. 5s. Draw the width of the flag. 5t. Curl the bottom edge of the flag a little more than the top. 5u. “Push” the back bottom edge further away. 5f. Draw the important "peeking out" lines of each edge. It's definitely "BAM!" the moment of a drawing when it becomes three-dimensional. 5x. Draw very dark "secret" shadows between the intersecting lines of the flag. As a general rule, the smaller the cracks, crevices, and corners, the more you will darken them and the more depth you will give to the drawing. Finish with blending. I know that the warm-up was a lot for one lesson;), but now it will be much easier for you. A good practice is to draw a cup and three different flags. Now let's use the techniques we just learned to drawing roses.

How to draw a rose?

6. Draw a bowl and add a stem to it. 7. Draw reference point in the middle of the bud. 8. Start drawing the petals in a three-quarter ellipse spiral. 9. Continue twisting the spiral, sticking to these ellipses. This distorted shape forms a three-dimensional bud. 10. Finish the spiral on the outside of the bud. Erase the extra lines.

11. Draw the central thickness of the petals and the first “peeking out” line. We're almost to the "BAM!" moment. 12. Draw the next peeking line. 13. Draw the remaining width line. BAM! Here it is - the depth has focused on our beautiful rose. 14. Draw very dark and very small “secret” shadows inside. Please note that you also need to do some shading along the edges of the petals. 15. Complete the rose by placing the light source in the top right corner and casting shadows on each curved surface opposite. Draw some thorns on the stem and leaves. Done!LESSON 9: PRACTICAL TASK
Take a look at the illustration below to get inspired to draw an entire bouquet.

Try to draw your own flower bouquet without my tips.
Look at other examples, get inspired and start practicing! Draw! Draw! Draw!

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How to draw a rose with a pencil? Lesson for children

How to draw a rose with a pencil lesson for children? Rose is a classic flower that is given not only to women, but also to men. She has different types and colors. The most popular roses are white, yellow and red. Our drawing will be created using a simple pencil, so we will rely on shades, and not on color scheme. The rose will have a slightly open bud, petals and a small stem. The illustration is simple, so not only adults, but also children can draw it.

Tools and materials:

1. A sheet of white paper.
2. A hard pencil.
3. Soft simple pencil.
4. Eraser.

Stages of work:

Step 1. First we draw a figure in which we will build a flower bud. We draw a square, but its height will be slightly greater than its width. We have outlined the height and width of the future bud, beyond which we must not go:

Step 2. Inside the square we will draw a figure that looks like an inverted egg. Its edges from above should be in contact with the contours of the square. We drew general shape bud:

Step 3. Let's move on to drawing the rose petals. The bud will be half open, so the petals fit tightly at the base, and separate towards the edge and curl a little. Let's start with the two petals that are on the surface of the bud. They intersect in the center. Let's add two straight lines from them up, from which we will draw the rest of the petals:

Step 4. Let's draw curves in front along the edge of the petals. We round the petals on the top sides, which extend behind the bud from behind:

Step 6. Let's add a couple more petals in the center, which curl into a tube. We make the edges of the petals a little sharper, and their outline wavy:

Step 7 We won't need the square anymore, so we can remove it with the eraser. We leave only the flower kennels:

Step 8 Under the bud we will draw several long leaves that curl at the ends, like petals. Add a stem in the center:

Step 9 Now we apply the shadow on the bud. Let's start with the outer petals of the rose. At the bends we make the strokes denser, so the shadow there will be larger than on a flat surface:

Step 10 We apply strokes on the petals according to their growth and bends. The shadow will be larger at the base than at the edges:

Step 12 Let's draw the petals that are on background. Only their tops are visible, so we add a shadow only near the edge of the petal, which is in front of them: