Rose is a noble flower. Neither celebration nor romantic evening can be imagined without bouquets or compositions of roses. Suppose to surprise an expensive person, you ventured to try yourself as an artist. If you want to learn how to draw a rose in pencil step by step, stock up on paper, a simple pencil, an eraser and patience.
Perhaps it will not be easy. If you just start to represent and do not know how to draw a rose in stages, you need to try and not be afraid. Until you draw a whole flower bed, it will not work out well.
How to draw a rose in stages. Circuit
Step 1. Start by drawing the contour of the bud. In shape, it resembles an irregularly shaped egg. Here is such as in the first figure.
Step 2. Now we start drawing the outline of the outer petals. They are almost closed and one side is overlaid on the other at the junction, resembling a tuxedo collar.
Step 3. Next, draw a contour of the bud center. The small inner petals are tightly twisted spirally.
Step 4. Next, they begin to draw a contour of medium petals, more unfolded, enveloping the bud - inner small petals folded into a dense cocoon. Their upper edges are bent to the bottom. The wrapped edge itself is uneven, along the entire length it is necessary to draw notches. Here are such as in the second figure.
Step 5. Now it is necessary to draw a contour of the outer petals going from the base of the flower and giving a round shape to the whole bud. The inside of the pink bud can be seen, since it is these outer petals that are revealed when the rose blooms. Throughout the bent edge on the right petal, you also need to evenly draw notches.
Step 6. It is clear that a beginner artist who wants to learn how to draw a rose in stages, this process may seem endless, but the drawing is almost ready. Draw the outline of the last left outer lobe. Only its upper protruding edge is visible, which resembles an open fan. This is the same as in the third figure.
Step 7. Drawing the outline of the flower is finished. Now we need to designate a contour of the flower-bud and sepals, and then the stem.
How to draw a rose in stages. Hatching
Step 8. Now you can start hatching the rose. Note! You need to shade from the center to the edge. The petals in the center of the bud should be darker. Outside - lighter.
Step 9. The shading should be uniformly, from the darker to the lighter area, the center should be darker. For additional contrast and texture, it is necessary that the light areas coexist with the darker ones.
Step 10. Shade the entire rose completely. Pay attention to the fact that the strokes should lie only in one direction. This will allow the image to look beautiful and harmonious.
Stage 11. Finally, you can now shade a fragment of the stem and sepals. On the stem, the strokes need to be applied differently than the leaves.
The drawing is finished. What did you like more, the process or the result? Maybe, in the course of time, continue your studies and next time you want to learn how to draw a bouquet of roses?
