How to beautifully draw a chamomile with a pencil in stages for beginners? How to draw a bouquet of daisies with a pencil in stages?

How to draw a chamomile?

Chamomiles are delicate and beautiful flowers. Causes gathered in bouquets or small groups look especially impressive if you draw them, sitting on a glade lit by the sun.

Flowers can be drawn with a simple pencil. Do not worry about the fact that you can’t convey bright and delicate colors: with the help of smooth obscure, light and dark areas, you will draw a flower no worse than using a set of colored pencils.

But if you still want to make a drawing close to reality, then for you - step -by -step lessons of drawing watercolor.

How to beautifully draw a chamomile with a pencil in stages for beginners?

For the drawing, you must prepare:

• thick paper
• simple pencils: soft (b2), (b4) and solid (h)
• eraser

Let's try to draw a simple but rather spectacular chamomile pattern. The lesson is intended for beginners, but requires attentiveness and patience.

The purpose of one or another line will not always be immediately clear, but only the stages of creating the drawing should only be accurately repeated. The final result is worth the effort and time!

We will draw such a chamomile.

Stage 1:

• To draw the main contours of chamomile, we will use a solid pencil. Let's figure out how much the depicted flower of the place on the sheet will take and separate the working surface with a rectangle-frame. Inside the rectangle we will create our masterpiece.
• First, draw the core or eye of chamomile. We portray it in the form of a not very large oval. We outline the second large oval of the edge of future petals.

Stage 2:

• We begin to draw with a hard pencil in a circle each petal. The shape of the petal is a strongly elongated oval. Their size should be 1.5 times larger than the core.

• At the base of the petal, we draw slightly narrowed, as if cutting the edge of the core. The tips of the petals can be slightly rounded or sharp.

Stage 3:

• At the top of the core, we draw another small circle, from which we will lead the lines down to the outer border of the core. Inside the grooves drawn in this way, we will draw rows of seeds.

Stage 4:

• We draw seeds in the form of circles. We follow the boundaries of the grooves: circles should not go beyond their borders.

Stage 5:

• We move on to tinting. We paint the space around the seeds with a soft pencil. Please note: the right side is in the shade, and the left is under light.

Stage 6:

• The top of the core also needs to be darkened at the edges.

Stage 7:

• We take a soft pencil (B4). We will need to pass the shadows on the petals. In order for them to be the same as in the figure, you need to approximately outline the line of the shadow with the line and only after that proceed to obscure.
• Try this method. He will greatly simplify your task. After all, it is much easier to paint a certain area than to check with the original with each new stroke.

Stage 8:

• With a soft pencil, we continue to shade the petals. We clarify the stem line and shake it, remembering that the right side is shaded, and the light source is directed to the left.

Stage 9:

• We paint over the background with a soft pencil.

The second option

This drawing can be performed with colored pencils. In order for the chamomile to be beautiful, as if real, it is necessary to make preliminary markings. Subject to such a simple rule, the petals will be symmetrical and even.

Beginners most often begin to draw the core, instead of drawing the stem first and outline the contours of the future bud.

Repeating all the stages step by step, you will make sure that it is not difficult to draw a chamomile.

1. The contours of the stem and bouoton of chamomile

We draw a circle of the bud, from which we take the line of the stem. Now it will be much easier to withstand the proportions and arrange the petals exactly in the circle of the core.

2. The external border of the petals

We draw a circle around the core. Her diameter is more twice. The external border will allow you to draw inside the petals, without worrying that they will turn out to be different lengths. The width of the petals should also be the same.

3. Petals

To make the petals even and neat, they will have to work on them. We will draw petals, changing both size and length. Do not be afraid to draw a few long petals that go beyond the external border.

Indeed, in nature, on a daisy there can not be calibrated exactly the same petals. Along the stem line we draw two more straight lines. At the very flower, the stem is drawn a little wider - it will be a cup.

4. Leaves and details

The leaves of the chamomile will draw sharp. They can be both small and large. The main thing is that in the figure they look harmonious. Add veins on the leaves.

5. Completion

In order to decorate chamomile, you will need colored pencils or colors of yellow and green colors. To revive the drawing on which one chamomile is depicted, you can finish the butterfly or bee.

Chamomile: Pencil drawing for children

Children are often taken to draw flowers, but a beautiful pattern can only be obtained after accessible explanations of the adult. How to get out of a difficult situation to parents who have no special drawing abilities?

Do not “blow out” the image of a flower, erasing the eraser and throwing more than one sheet of paper, until at least some flower comes out? So that the baby does not be upset due to an unsuccessful pattern, try to draw a beautiful chamomile flower with him, following our step-by-step recommendations.

Stage 1:

Start drawing from the stem: remove one curved line from the bottom and spent the second in parallel with it. But you should not make the stem too thick. At the top of the stem, draw a circle - it will be the middle of the chamomile.

Stage 2:

Take a drawing of petals. To begin with, draw four narrow and long petals located in pairs opposite each other.

After two pairs of petals took their places in the figure, begin to add three petals between them, observing symmetry, length and width. When the petals are drawn, you can proceed to the next stage.

Stage 3:

We draw two leaves: long and narrowed on tops.
Now you can paint the chamomile. The middle is yellow, the petals in some places can be decorated with pale blue color, and the leaves-green.

Video: chamomile drawing with children watercolor

Drawings and sketches of chamomile for sketching

Sometimes children ask to help them draw a flower. And it’s good if there are simple, but beautiful schematic images of the desired flower at hand. You just have to invite your child to choose your favorite and show how to reproduce the picture.

How to draw a bouquet of daisies with a pencil in stages?

Small flowers look good in the bouquet. And if we figured out a picture of one chamomile, then why not try to draw a bouquet of daisies?

Do not think that the drawing of a bouquet of three daisies is a difficult and impossible task. It's not like that at all. No need to understand the intricacies of the drawing with a pencil.

Just repeat all the lines, as in the drawings below, and you will see how simple it is. You don’t even need to make preliminary markings, so everything is just drawn. Enjoy the creative process

Step 1:

Draw a circle in the right half of the sheet. It is not necessary to use the compass or other auxiliary means for this: draw how it turns out without caring about even and correct boundaries. This is a flower, not a balloon.

Step 2:

Now draw the petals around the core: there should be 6 of them: the upper edge of the petals is wide and wavy, the lower - narrowed.

Step 3:

Having retreated a little from the first chamomile, at the second core. Draw the petals again. Notice, the first chamomile seems to cover the second petals.

Tear the third chamomile above them. It is slightly less than two previous ones, because it is further.

Step 4:

Start drawing the stems: stretch down two parallel lines from each flower and connect them at one point. Do not forget about the leaves: leave four empty sites on the stems where the leaves will be located.

Step 5:

Add the leaves. There should be five of them. We decorate.

The second option:

A bouquet of daisies can be drawn differently. Although this drawing will be more complicated, a beginner who had never held a pencil in his hand before.

Step 1:

Schematically depict stems and flowers on a sheet of paper. The preliminary contours of chamomile are two circles: one smaller is the core, and the second larger. We outline the bow.

We draw the petals of every chamomile. It is not necessary to draw them the same: some can be long and curved, others - short. The edges of some can be drawn wavy. We continue to draw until all 7 daisies are ready.

Step 2:

We begin to draw stems and leaves. The leaflets of these daisies are very small. Let's work on the bow: draw the folds formed from the tape on it.

Step 3:

It is time to give the initial contours of colors the volume. We shade some areas on the stems and leaves, not forgetting that the illuminated part should remain light.

Having shaken the bow, we leave the ends of the tape lungs hanging down. In some places you can erase the obsolete area to create a glare.

Step 4:

We take a solid pencil and begin to shake the areas on the petals. No need to press hard on a pencil, but the strokes should fit tightly to each other.

We draw the cores of flowers with a soft pencil 2V. They should look darker than the petals. We will give the cores the volume. To do this, we cover the lower edge of the core with stroke lines.

With a soft pencil of 4V or 6V, it is necessary to adjust the contours of colors in some areas.

Let's make some petals more shade. This will give the drawing of expressiveness. Well, we coped with this bouquet!

Chamomile: Figure with watercolors in stages

Even a beginner will cope with the following pattern.

1. We decorate the background. We draw a dark spot closer to the center of the sheet. It will be the core of chamomile.

2. We draw white petals different in length and location, but they all come out of the edges of the core. We put a flat brush on paper, we smear to the center of the flower, narrowing the base. At first, the smear may not work, therefore it is better to practice on a separate sheet of paper.

3. Add the lower layer of the petals, and then apply the same strokes on top of the already painted white paint. The lower petals seemed to be shaded by the upper ones that are closer to the viewer.

4. Draw the contours of some petals. We paint over the core. The lower part of the oval is highlighted with a light green color, thereby emphasizing its convexity.

Mix yellow and red paint and draw all the core with dots. Add a white "smile" with dot for expressiveness.

5. Dream the stem and leaves with paints of green shades.

Video: chamomile watercolor