Drawings of Flowers Watercolors

Drawings of flowers like the geranium below is a finished watercolor.

To get to a finished piece requires practice every day. To get better trace over the drawing to get the feel of the shapes that make it up. A light box or opaque projector can help with your practice. Get discovered on your own artist web page. It's all free and it will stay that way.

Note that the leaf edges are lobed, not smooth. Depending on the variety the leaves have light and dark patterns. Sometimes it looks as if the leaves are banded. Long stalks hold up the bloom head. The flower itself is a cluster rather than a single bloom.

Geraniums probably made their way from South Africa to the botanical garden in Leiden before 1600 A.D. on ships that had visited the Cape of Good Hope.

Here more sketches and drawings to practice

• Drawing flowers


• Watercolor flowers

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