Below is a Free How to Draw Flowers by the Rural Fence Worksheet.
This picture was inspired by something I saw when walking my dog. There was a
fence beside the path we were on and some flowers were growing through the
cross pieces of the fence. I took a picture of it with my cellphone and later
did some art inspired by the scene. It is a simple and easy project but can be
very nice when it is finished.
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Free Printable How to Draw Worksheet, Flowers at a Rural Fence |
I create these how-to worksheets because I believe in giving back and that when you have been blessed you should seek to be a blessing to others. These worksheets take hours or even days to create and I hope they are a blessing to you.
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PRINTABLE NOTES
During the beginning stages draw lightly so you can make erasures and
corrections later on.
The fence starts out as a series of long rectangles. Two are verticle and four
are horizontal, they do not need to be perfect.
Do not draw the fence perfect, give it some crooked and bent parts like
something that has been outside for a long time might look.
Use circles and half-circles to place where the flowers will be in the
picture. Some of the flowers are facing out to you and some are facing up, the
ones facing up look like half circles. Draw small circles for the center. Put
some flowers in front of others.
Draw the petals from the center to the outer circle. Use two lines, one for
each side. Use a guideline to keep the petals going straight. then erase the
extra lines.
The leaves in the shrubbery below the flowers are like the letter "V" but
rounded.
Use short choppy lines to give the wood a rough texture.
Use the shading technique to give the picture depth. The far trees are a light
gray, the distant shrubbery are a darker gray. The darkest areas should be the
closest like the side of the post and the underside of the cross pieces. Shade
around the leaves and the flowers but leave the flowers and leaves white so
they stand out.
Sign and date your work about an inch from the bottom so there is room for a
mat and frame.
I hope this picture turns out beautifully for you.
Adron © 10/29/20
