How to draw a snowdrop with a pencil in stages for beginners? Snowdrop: with a pencil

Step -by -step instructions for drawing snowdrops.

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Try with your child to draw a flower symbolizing the end of the cold winter period and the approach of warm days. To portray the plant, guided by our detailed instructions, is not difficult.

How to draw snowdrops with a pencil in stages is easy?

The level of complexity of the picture is simple and no problems when drawing should arise. Before starting to draw a delicate flower, try to find a suitable photo or, much better, put a small bouquet of real primroses in front of you.

Photos of snowdrops will help in studying the form of petals and leaves

Important: All flowers are better to draw from nature. Then the lines and the shape of each bud will correspond to reality as much as possible.

Only two petals are visible in a snowdrop

But if you have not found fresh flowers, then you can continue drawing, guided by the following recommendations.

Step 1:

first you need to draw the basis for a snowdrop. To do this, draw a branch tilted down with a circle at the top. You can draw several stalks of snowdrops at once, emerging from one point
a circle at the top is a cup. The petals will come out of it
we draw a senior sketch: for this we denote the location of the future flower with a triangle
we clarify the shape of the inflorescence by outlining it also an inverted triangle

Step 2:

The inflorescence occupies almost half of the image. We draw the petals inside the triangle. There may be 2 or 3 of them
The petals come out of the cup: they should fit tightly to it, leaving no empty space between the petal and the base of the cup

Step 3:

Leaves occupy almost the second half of the image. They have an elongated lanceolate shape. They can be on one snowdrop 2 or 3
We also draw a small leaf over the bud: an inflorescence comes out of its bosom

Step 4:

We bring the contours of the snowdrop and erase the extra and failed lines
Add the shadows to shaded areas and draw leaves, a cup of darker color
You can decorate a snowdrop, or you can leave it

How to draw a bouquet of snowdrops?

If your child is carried away by a floral theme, then you can repeat all the stages of creating a drawing on other simple colors

For example, you can portray a dream-grass. Only her stem is not tilted down, and the petals are covered with villi, which is easy to portray with small dashes on the bud.

These snowdrops have large and rounded buds

Step One: The location of the picture and the study of the shape of the snowdrop

The snowdrop flower consists of 3 external and 3 inner white petals with an admixture of light green or pale blue
But if we draw only with a simple pencil, then more shaded areas will be tinted with gray with different intensity
On the sheet, we plan a place where the drawing will be located: we draw barely noticeable lines, limiting the area of \u200b\u200bthe picture with a small frame
Later this rectangle will be erased and it will not be visible, unless, of course, the lines are drawn without pressure on the pencil
Otherwise, the picture will seem dirty. In general, while you plan the original lines, it is better not to press the pencil. You can always strengthen the pressure later when you are sure of the precision of the sketch
We plan the contours of the future flower, easily touching the pencil to the sheet. At this stage, you can draw auxiliary lines: even if you make a mistake, then easily get rid of an erroneous stroke, erasing it with an elastic band
You can draw two cross lines in the center. From them we will be repelled, having stems of snowdrops

Denote by ovals the location of the buds

Step two: Stem and buds

We draw the first line inclined down, and next to it we lead the second parallel - it will be a stem. In the same way we draw two more stems. All of them come out of one point: this is how the bush of real snowdrops looks like this
The top of each stalk leans down under the weight of the bud. This must be taken into account when drawing a snowdrop
At the top of the stem we draw a cup: it looks like a small glass turned down. The inflorescence should fit tightly to the cup
There is only one bud on each snow stem
We score the overall contour of future snowdrops by ovals. You can not draw auxiliary lines if there is enough experience to visually estimate the location of the colors
Now draw a bud consisting of 2 or 3 upper petals. One seems to be superimposed on the other, because completely the second petal is not necessary to draw
You can draw three petals. Then one is completely drawn, and the other two are either outlined, or their halves are drawn. But it should be borne in mind that the petals are located symmetrically relative to the cup (core)
Symmetry is checked by measuring the distance between the tips of the petals: it should be the same
The petals have an elongated splendid shape. But buds with petals of various shapes look more plausible: the flower can be turned to the side and the petal is partially not visible
Inside the snowdrop, draw the core from internal petals: it can look through the upper petals in the shape of a skirt

Step Three: Leaves

Above each cup, draw bacting leaves. You can give a lively and natural appearance to a snowdrop by depicting bacterial leaves thin
We draw the leaves of the snowdrop. They have an elongated lanceolate shape. One bush of three buds can have 5-6 leaflets visually emerging from one point

Step Four: Give the volume

Now it's time to shake some shaded areas. Denote the bending of the petals and shadow with the stroke lines
We use more contrasting hatching to designate internal petals, stem and bacteries
With light strokes, you can indicate the background: draw the sky and light up the areas on it in the form of clouds with an eraser. But do not give a lot of backdrop to focus on snowdrops

If you draw a snowdrop with a baby, then he will not be able to draw such splendor. Offer another option. For example, it can be a blue primrose drawn schematically.

Very simple and beautiful snowdrop drawing

Or perform a more complex drawing of snowdrops in a vase.

How to draw a simple snowdrop pattern?

Draw two lines tilted down, giving them the appearance of flower stems
At the top of each flower, draw a flower cup
Two petals located opposite each other come out of it, and behind them is the third, which must be designated in the form of a sharp corner
A small oval dash inside a snowdrop is internal petals. We draw a small leaves above the bud, and two more large long leaves come out of the base of the stem
Having finished two more snowdrops in the same way, we get a beautiful spring pattern
You can add the outlines of the vase: we depict two ovals opposite each other, blocking the petals. The lower oval is larger - this is the bottom of the vase, and the upper is wide
We remove all auxiliary lines and decorate the snowdrops. To do this, you can use various shades of green, blue and purple color (to give a shade of inflorescences), pink can indicate the petals inside the snowdrop

If you want to portray waternage snowdrift, then try to draw a bouquet of flowers in a wide round vase:

We outline the flowers and a vase with a pencil. Do not click on a pencil! There should not be wide and deep lines in the watercolor drawing: they will be visible even through the thick layer of the darkest paint

We remove extra lines with an eraser
Wet watercolor with clean water so that it is easier to draw on a brush
We plan the background with dark spots of blue, blue, purple flowers

Strongly diluted blue we draw subsiders — Strongly diluted blue we draw snowdrops

We pour large salt on wet sections of the background: you get a beautiful glow effect

Near the flowers we make the background strongly blurry

To draw snowdrops, strongly dilute the blue watercolor with water
When the background dries, remove the salt from the pattern with a rag or napkin

Remove salt — We remove salt and this is what turns out

Mix the colors on the palette and gradually fill the entire background with paints

Add yellow paint to the petals and leaves

Draw the details and pour salt again on wet areas

Draw the details and sprinkle again with salt

When the whole pattern has dried, we draw the petals of snowdrops with white gouache

Here is another version of the snow -out snowmakers

Sniffons Snowders drawings

If you want to offer children to draw a snowdrop, then from the next section you can choose interesting and simple options, as well as more complex drawings.

Such pictures help to understand the shape of a snowdrop. In addition, it will be easier for children to draw from schematic drawings.