How to Draw Roses

I played around how to draw rose, trying to come up with a simple way for someone who would like to do it. I ended up with a tutorial for that. Give yourself a try. It could take some practice, but if you stick to it, soon enough, there'll be sketches of roses all over your home (believe me, I know).

Roses Draw

I made this simple poster to explain how to do it right away, and then scroll below if you want more information. You can see that I used different colors for each move. The first color was pink/ red:

On each move, as in the first line to be completed,

Next is Purple,

 

and blue is last,

 

The light green at the end of the move is what was deleted.

It's just imagining the petals beyond that, as in stage 1,

And they are placed together to form a flower. If you have a side-by-side view or a view from the top,

It all comes down to bringing the petals together.

Phase by Step Comprehensive Instructions

I learn how to draw rose, the first facing the viewer, the second facing the viewer a little sideways, and the third facing the viewer halfway away.

Start by drawing the outline of a small oval. The middle of the rose is going to be that. Attach a few lines for the inside of the center and the outside of the center. Start adding petals then.

Keep inserting center-radiating rose petals. When you think about it, they're all slightly curved lines moving around in a circle.

As you go, keep adding more and more petals. I like to make some of the petals toward the middle a little pointy.

Just keep working in a circle for the rose that faces the audience, adding anything from 3 and 5 petals for each sheet.

Try to make sure the flower looks sort of healthy. I placed dots to show the petals were drawn first for the picture on the right.

Add a few more petals all around the circle. Everything done with the first blossom!

Remember to add a stem and a few leaves.

 

Here is the rose absolutely finished.

Source: The Soft Roots