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| How To Draw Flowers in a Glass Vase Printable Worksheet by MrAdron. |
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LESSON NOTES
BEGINNING
Remember to draw lightly at first so you can erase later.
Start by using some basic shapes to form the composition. Two large ovals begin the flowers, put two small ovals in the center of each. They are guidelines that you will erase later.
The vase is three ovals one above the other and then lines connecting them; curved lines between the top two and straight lines between the bottom two.
DEVELOP FORM
* The petals are each drawn with two lines from the center oval and the outer oval.
* There are no more than nine petals; do not make them perfect, give a few twists and bends that will look more real.
* The tips of the petals have a jagged sawtooth edge shape like the letter "W"
* The stem is two lines going down into the glass vase. There is a break where the water confuses the light.
DETAILS
* Draw some shiny spots on the glass vase before you draw the stems inside and the water line inside.
* The glass will show the backside of the table, but it will not be straight or even because the glass is curved and the water refracts the light.
* The center of the flower is fuzzy- use dots but give more dots in the very center.
* The petals have veins and lines going down them.
SHADING
* The light through the glass on the back will be brighter so give the tabletop all-around a little shading for contrast.
* The center where the petals connect will be darker.
* One side of each stem will be darker.
I hope you draw a masterpiece!Remember to draw lightly at first so you can erase later.
Start by using some basic shapes to form the composition. Two large ovals begin the flowers, put two small ovals in the center of each. They are guidelines that you will erase later.
The vase is three ovals one above the other and then lines connecting them; curved lines between the top two and straight lines between the bottom two.
DEVELOP FORM
* The petals are each drawn with two lines from the center oval and the outer oval.
* There are no more than nine petals; do not make them perfect, give a few twists and bends that will look more real.
* The tips of the petals have a jagged sawtooth edge shape like the letter "W"
* The stem is two lines going down into the glass vase. There is a break where the water confuses the light.
DETAILS
* Draw some shiny spots on the glass vase before you draw the stems inside and the water line inside.
* The glass will show the backside of the table, but it will not be straight or even because the glass is curved and the water refracts the light.
* The center of the flower is fuzzy- use dots but give more dots in the very center.
* The petals have veins and lines going down them.
SHADING
* The light through the glass on the back will be brighter so give the tabletop all-around a little shading for contrast.
* The center where the petals connect will be darker.
* One side of each stem will be darker.
(c) Adron 7/14/15