This is a free how to draw a flower cart drawing lesson and worksheet.
Here is a lesson and worksheet that combines shapes, prospective and fun flowers to make a lovely picture. The flower cart can be part of a rural or urban scene or used a cover to a greeting card. Every flower cart is different so you can make yours just the way you want.PRINT THE WORKSHEET
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BEGINNING
Start by drawing lightly so you can erase later. Use tools like a ruler and something circular to trace around for the wheels.
Draw a line for the ground so the leg in the front and the wheel are on the same plane.
Use simple shapes to start. A circle for the wheel. A rectangle for the cart body. Parallelogram for the side of the awning and for the narrow back end.
The awning is a little bigger than the cart.
The far wheel is a little to the side of the nearer wheel.
There is a post from the cart to the awning. Draw it from the center back to the tip of the awning.
DEVELOP FORM
The awning has stripes. Before you draw them use guide marks so they are even and in order. There are half-circles at the bottom they connect to the guide marks.
The wheel has a hub it is one or two circles in the middle. There are eight spokes. Use guide-marks to make them even think of it as a clock and start with the top then mark the bottom. Next, mark the right and the left, after that do the ones in between evenly. After you have marked the off draw the spokes from the hub to the rim.
Fill out the post by drawing lines on both sides so it is thick and draw the side pieces.
Draw the tubular shapes of the buckets.
FLOWERS
TAKE YOUR TIME! Do not hurry as you draw the flowers. Make different types. Some will look like spiky stars. Some will look like popcorn, some will look like funnels, some will look like small circles. Make the leaves like wavy triangles.
This could be a very colorful picture. Have fun.
(c) Adron . 8/4/15
Start by drawing lightly so you can erase later. Use tools like a ruler and something circular to trace around for the wheels.
Draw a line for the ground so the leg in the front and the wheel are on the same plane.
Use simple shapes to start. A circle for the wheel. A rectangle for the cart body. Parallelogram for the side of the awning and for the narrow back end.
The awning is a little bigger than the cart.
The far wheel is a little to the side of the nearer wheel.
There is a post from the cart to the awning. Draw it from the center back to the tip of the awning.
DEVELOP FORM
The awning has stripes. Before you draw them use guide marks so they are even and in order. There are half-circles at the bottom they connect to the guide marks.
The wheel has a hub it is one or two circles in the middle. There are eight spokes. Use guide-marks to make them even think of it as a clock and start with the top then mark the bottom. Next, mark the right and the left, after that do the ones in between evenly. After you have marked the off draw the spokes from the hub to the rim.
Fill out the post by drawing lines on both sides so it is thick and draw the side pieces.
Draw the tubular shapes of the buckets.
FLOWERS
TAKE YOUR TIME! Do not hurry as you draw the flowers. Make different types. Some will look like spiky stars. Some will look like popcorn, some will look like funnels, some will look like small circles. Make the leaves like wavy triangles.
This could be a very colorful picture. Have fun.
(c) Adron . 8/4/15