How to draw cherry blossoms drawing lesson and printable worksheet.
There are different types of cherry blossoms. This project illustrates the blossom that are the most simple.
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| How To Draw Cherry Blossoms, Free Worksheet. |
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DESIGN STAGE
Lightly draw two or three circles to place the blossoms where you want them on the paper. Make them interesting and not in a row. At the center of each circle, draw a smaller circle. The cherry branch is mostly straight, so lightly sketch a line going across the blossoms for the branch behind the blossoms. Place two or three leaves behind the blossoms coming off of the branch.
DEVELOPING THE DESIGN
There are five petals on the blossom; use five lines to divide the circles into even sections. Inside each section, draw a teardrop-shaped petal. The petals should not touch each other.
The center of the flower is a circle of short fuzzy hairs; just draw short wavy lines in a row on the circle.
Draw little circles halfway between the ends of the blossoms and the center. Connect the circles to the center with a thin line.
BRANCH AND LEAVES
The branch has little bumps where new growth is happening; draw one or two little bumps on the branch. The leaves have a fold in the middle, draw it as a line, and then use a shadowing technique on one side of the line, so it looks like a fold. The branch is darker than the leaves.
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