What Rose Pencil Drawings
Shapes Join to Reveal Flower

Rose pencil drawings shapes the way to keep blooming flowers and life in general present tense. The rose is made up of basic ovals and circles.

Put them together to form the foundation of a rose and leaf. Simply s-t-r-e-t-c-h some circles into ovals to frame petals, wiggle the edges to add a ruffle to the petal, and turn an oval into a teardrop to create a leaf.

By using the line drawing as reference, you can begin practicing by tracing over it. Hold the pen or pencil lightly. No need to press down hard on the paper. Pressing only makes you think you have better control. Instead, it deadens the sketch and keeps you from improving your approach.

Keep practicing and you will see the bloom turn looser. You can try incorporating hand-rendered art into mixed media work. See an example of it in the rose clipart digital kit.

EXPECT success!



Artist and Co-founder
Drawingtown

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