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Okay, let's see an example on how to create a 3D perspective in your pencil drawing of a flower. Click on the image below to watch the video...
You can use a 4B or a 6B grade type of graphite pencil. If you find this technique useful, you can use a similar technique. Pencil drawing of flowers are so exciting when you are sitting under a shady tree in a middle of a garden full of scented flowers.
The scenery is so important in developing your mood to start draw flowers. So, what you need is:
You can purchase your art drawing pencil set at your local art suppliers or click here for my recommendation If you already have all that is required, than you can start your pencil flower drawings. Okay, here are some examples flowers and I'll show you how to draw in pencil all these flowers. To view, click on any of these photo.
If you want to learn to draw flowers, here are some easy step-by-step techniques. Pencil Flower Drawing - Step 1. Usually the technique of drawing involves the use of finer lines. So, the ideal choice of paper is a smooth surface paper. You can start by doing a sketch drawing in outline form, first delineating the flower petals, and finally the leaves (if you want to), using a sharpened HB grade graphite pencil. Pencil Flower Drawing - Step 2. With a 2B grade pencil, indicate light tones, using lines on the leaves to rended shadow areas. With short, horizontal strokes. Add light tones to the left or right side (depends on where your light source is) of the flower as medium gray tones to the opposite side by using appropriate pressure. Draw around the flower petals and leaves, silhouetting them against the background. Pencil Flower Drawing - Step 3. Draw the background using random pencil strokes, apply with different pressure to create tonal variation. You can now carefully blend all tones using this technique, sometimes create the tones by rubbing with your finger. Blacks were added with a 4B grade pencil. Use random strokes on the dark side of the flowers, some of them drawn over one another in a crosshatch effect. Create the inner flower parts texture with inside out curved strokes. Pencil Flower Drawing - Step 4. For the darkest tones, use a 4B grade graphite pencil. Add black tones in the shadows from the leaves, and tone down white areas in the background by drawing over them. Use hatched tones to darken the leaves and deepen the shadows. Get the idea? Click here to look at other pencil flower drawings such as rose pencil drawings. Click here to look at Hawaiian flower drawings such as Hibiscus flower pencil drawings... Found Your Favorite Pencil Flower Drawings? Share It Here!
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