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Then draw a large upside down c-curve that is larger than the mountain. Connect the two main curves of the flower with a pointy petal on each side. All of the petals that you draw later will cradle this dome. At the bottom of the flower, you will draw pointy petals that resemble scales. These \u201cscale petals\u201d should start off smaller at the base and become slightly larger in size. Fillup the bottom third of the shape with these petals Now draw long, pointy petals that cover most bu the mountain-shaped center from step one.<\/p>\n

You f\u00a3 to erase some of the dome center from behind you create the illusion that there are petals reaching u t not all of may have r petals. To p from the other side of the flower, you will only draw the tip of the petals peeking out from behind the center dome To add shadow and depth to the dome shape in the center of th aa e protea th dark shaped.<\/p>\n

Fi each petal _ start by drawing a few small dots or circles at the very tip of the mountain dome. Then, fillinthe rest of the shape ines that are close together and curved. This will ake the middle shape appear to actually be curved or dome- nish your illustration off by adding some shading to Use short lines at the top and bottom of each petal and afew ong lines in the middle of the longer petals. io PR As@.<\/p>\n

lal Gal GING O)eLE Part of the beauty of the magnolia is its beautiful white petals that open and unfold from its center. You’ll be drawing a side view of this flower to get the full effect of those unfolding petals. Start with an oval shape that is a little flatter on the bottom as the center of your magnolia Next, begin drawing the petals by starting with the largest petal coming from the top of the flower.<\/p>\n

This petal will act as the main petal to center everything else around. Then work your way clockwise around the center, adding several more petals. Add an additional line to the petal at the bottom of the flower to add a fold and show that it is unfolding from the center. a | Add another layer of petals to your magnolia by adding a peta The final step is the shading of the petals.<\/p>\n

Each petal should behind the petals you drew in the previous step. Then, continue have curved lines of all sizes: short, medium, and long.<\/p>\n

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Published on 2017 by Paige Tate & Co. An Imprint of Blue Star Press PO Box 5622, Bend, OR 97708 Clare@paigetate.com www.paigetate.com All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. Photography by Morgan Chidsey, A Sea of Love Florals provided by Bows and Arrows Flowers Copy written and editing by Hannah Pressley ISBN: 9781944515416 Printed in China te For myself I hold no preferences among flowers, so long as they are wild, free, spontaneous.<\/p>\n

– Edward Abbey Ai! I\u2019m Alli. I’m a visual artist living in Dallas, Texas with my high school sweetheart, Landon, and our two cats. You can usually find me in one of two places: eating at Chick-Fil-A or working my magic in my art studio (probably with a large cup of Chick-Fil-A sweet tea in hand). I am the hands and heart behind Allikdesign, where I create my art and teach different skills from hand-lettering to custom illustrations to watercolors and more.<\/p>\n

My journey into the world of visual art started with a simple pen and paper and the curiosity to learn more about what I could create. My art and skills are all self-taught, and now I am ready to share what I have learned with you! Find more about me and my work at www.allikdesign.com WHAT?<\/p>\n

Ss IN oe bee Inside you’ll find step by step instructions for how to draw different flowers. The beauty of drawing flowers is that no two flowers are the same in nature, so no two illustrations will be the same either. The thought that everything in nature is different and imperfect will hopefully make this process of sketching modern florals seem more approachable. To make it even more approachable, each sketch is broken down into steps, and each step has specific instructions for where and how to start.<\/p>\n

You\u2019ll notice a green line in some of the illustrations which will show you exactly which line to start drawing first. Then the black lines are what to draw next, and the lighter gray lines are lines from steps you have already completed. Let\u2019s recap: green means start, black means continue, gray means already drawn. We’ll start with the most basic outline of the most simple flower to draw and work our way up.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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