How to draw a tulip with a pencil in stages for beginners? How to draw a bouquet of tulips with a pencil in stages?

How to draw a tulip with a pencil.

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How to draw a tulip bud?

Turning to the floral topics again, let's try to draw a tulip. For drawing, any colored pencils, watercolor paints or gouache are suitable.

How to draw a tulip bud?

You will also need a simple pencil, an eraser, thick paper, a good mood and a little free time. It will not be difficult for beginners to convey the beauty and tenderness of the tulip, following step -by -step lessons.

The tulip in its shape resembles a glass. Before taking on drawing a tulip with a stem and leaves, we draw only an inflorescence.

Step 1:

We outline the location of the tulip and sheet with two triangles. One triangle is large and in the center, the other is smaller. He seems to block the first.
We begin to turn the triangles into a sketch of a flower. In the first triangle we draw an oval with a wide lower part and a narrow one - the upper one.
Next to the small triangle with two parallel stroke lines, we plan the stem.
In order for a small triangle to turn into a leaf, it only needs to be circled, giving the desired shape.

We draw two triangles — We draw a triangle

Step 2:

We mark the contour of a small petal on the left.
We draw a narrow strip of the petal on top to right. We wipe the auxiliary lines
We circle the contour of the flower, the stem and leaf into thin curved lines.

We draw a narrow petal — Draw a narrow petal on the left

Step 3:

Let's start shake. To do this, we need pencils 2n, HB, 2B, 4B.
First, we lead the bar line without pressure, and we finish, increasing the pressure on the pencil. We look at the picture squinting a little: it is easier to determine the areas that need tinting.
Between the shaded areas and light, we make soft transitions. The bar lines should be slightly curved, homogeneous and repeat the shape of a tulip.
Subtate a large petal more strongly, following the contours of the shape of the entire bud. Sweethered with vertical inclined lines.
On the left, the petal strokes horizontally. We leave a narrow long area on the sheet unnoticed. The entire leaf is stroked with vertical oblique lines. In the same way, draw the upper petal on the right.

Draw a long line of the petal on the right

You need to stroke, alternating vertical and horizontal lines

Leave small white strips on the stem and petal on the right

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

The drawing of a bright elegant tulip will be able to easily repeat even newcomers. We depict a tulip growing on a flowerbed: a stem with several buds and leaves.

Step 1:

We plan the contours of future tulips with slightly curved lines, without strong pressure on a pencil. Later we will bring the contours more clearly.
On the tops of the stems, we outline the semicircular bases of buds. They can be large enough, but it is important not to overdo it with the size. We outline two sheets.

We outline the main lines of the stem and buds

Step 2:

In order not to get confused in the web of lines, carefully repeat all the stages of drawing. You will succeed if you observe the sequence.
We continue to draw a tulip, drawing the buds and moving from top to bottom. We begin to draw stems. To do this, just finish the lines in parallel with the already intended contours of the stems.
We move on to drawing the leaves: we will finish two lapels with the left sheet, we will leave one at the right.

Step 3:

We draw the petals, remembering that a tulip bud is an inverted cone.
By changing the direction of the hatching (either straight lines, then inclined), we give the desired shape to the buds. We depict the lower bud with a cashed petal.

Step 4:

We proceed with the creation of the volume: shade the resulting buds, leaves and stems using ordinary hatching. In those places where the buds are connected to the stems, it is necessary to draw the shadows with mowed stroke lines.
Add shadows in the places of leaves of leaves, and where the lower tulip touches the neighboring stem.

The second option

We plan the boundaries of the picture. To do this, mark the sheet, indicating the boundaries of the picture with straight lines, retreating 2-3 cm from the edge. The drawn early contour of the tulip is shifted a little to the right: on the left side we place the leaves.

We draw a simplified contour of the future tulip: we plan a bud with a rectangle, attach the stem line to it.

We outline the contours of the petals. The square, which we celebrated on the sheet, “turn” into a tulip on the sheet. At this stage, it is difficult to make out a flower among these lines, but try to portray all the lines exactly as in this figure.

Thanks to the primary square contour of the petal, it will be possible to draw correctly and symmetrically. Gradually remove additional lines of the square, drawing the petals.

Let's look at the drawing carefully. Now this is an almost finished image of a tulip. It remains only to add a few strokes.

We circle the contours of buds, leaves and stem. We remove the preliminary marking, and adjust some lines.

Detail the picture, adding the shadows and drawing the veins on the bud: stroke along the lines of the veins.

It remains only to decorate the tulip, choosing the desired color. Do not leave such beauty in gray? If you can’t draw with watercolor or gouache paints, then decorate with colored pencils.

Video: How to draw a tulip with a pencil?

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

This section presents a step -by -step lesson of a beautiful and simple drawing, which even a beginner will cope with.

The drawing is symmetrical and resembles a fashionable logo. We need a simple pencil and a little patience!

Stage 1:

We make a sketch. You can use auxiliary tools: a ruler and a compass. Below we draw a triangle, the dull side of which is turned down.
3 straight lines come out of it. The central line is longer than the neighboring two. On each line we finish the oval. Ovals are superimposed on each other.

Stage 2:

We begin to draw the petals inside the ovals. There should be three large and 2-3 small ones on each tulip, which are visible from above.

Stage 3:

We draw a cup of a flower and a stem.

Stage 4:

We finish the leaves along the already existing lines of the triangle.

Stage 5:

We repeat all the stages with the remaining two tulips. We wash the auxiliary lines and decorate.

Ready sketch — We remove the recalling lines

Tulip: lightweight with a pencil for children

The drawing of a tulip is a traditional gift to mom or grandmother, moreover, quite durable.

To make a children's drawing, it should not have a “web” of lines. Simple contours and a minimum of hatching - this will be our next drawing.

Stage 1:

We mark the reference point on the sheet. We have it in the center, retreating from the upper edge of 1/3 of the sheet
We outline the contour of the bud: we draw something like a “fork”.
The previously drawn reference point should be in the center. If it is difficult to imagine how it should look, then just draw lines, as in the figure
We draw long and wide leaves: draw lines from the lower end of the “fork”.
In the upper part, we draw the contours of future leaves slightly curved out.

Stage 2:

Let's start drawing the petals. The outer edges of the petals are more rounded than the external line of the “fork”. We draw a tulip, giving it the shape of a bowl.
A simple arc going to the center of the flower, we outline the inner edge of the first petal.

Stage 3:

Symmetrically draw the second petal. In order for the tulip to look more realistic, we draw one petal as if it is blocked by another closer to the base of the bud.
The third petal is a triangle above the first two.

Stage 4:

Let's start drawing the stem and leaves. We draw two parallel lines on the sides from the reference point.
Draw the outer edges of the leaves along the finished contour. The inner edges are two arcs drawn to the stem
This is how the tulip turned out. Now it remains only to bring the contours and decorate it.
You can draw a cup of the bud is a little wider, making the leaves wider. By changing the width of the cup and leaves, you can get different buds.

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

We draw a symbol of beauty and inspiration - a bouquet of tulips. Repeating step by step all the stages, you can draw a very beautiful bouquet of tulips.

The scheme is similar to the previous ones.

First, we plan the future buds with three squares. We connect three lines to them - these will be the stems. We draw the petals on them.
This is not difficult. We highlight the two main petals that are closer. We draw the third between them. We plan the tops of the rear petals on top.
Add one line to those with which we outlined the stems.
We finish the leaves: there may be two or three of them. A little bent edges will give a tulip of naturalness.
Now we decorate. We just use your favorite bright colors for buds and dark green-for the stem and leaves.

How to draw tulips in a vase?

Drawing a tulip, I really want to "put it" in a vase. But you need to very little: add a few lines and give them the shape of a beautiful vessel. Let's start drawing tulips in a vase.

Stage 1:

Let's start from the contours of the vase. We draw a circle in the lower part of the sheet, leaving the place at the top for the neck of the vessel and the tulips themselves.

Stage 2:

We draw from above on the circle of the cylinder. We lead two parallel straight lines. We finish the upper and lower base of the neck.
From below, the base is not visible, but so far we leave additional lines to better represent the shape of a vase.

Stage 3:

We draw the stems of tulips: they leave the neck of the vase and are directed in different directions. We depict short and long stems, straight and more curved for the plausibility of the image.

Stage 4:

Add the contour of future buds in the form of ovals.

Stage 5:

We examine the resulting drawing and proceed to the drawing of the vase. We circle it, highlighting the neck and oval top of the neck.

Stage 6:

We draw each tulip: our buds are not open, because it will not be difficult to draw two petals and add 2-3 more of the rear petals in the form of a triangle on top.

Stage 7:

Add one line to the stems: they should also remain volume.

Stage 8:

Now we wash the auxiliary lines and decorate it at our discretion. We draw the lines along the contour, emphasizing the shape and giving volume. We will make the left side a little darker, and the right is lighter.
We denote in such a way that the light on the vase falls on the right. We observe the smoothness of the transitions. We decorate the tulips.