Drawing Cartoon Flowers Has Never Been Easier doc

Drawing Cartoon Flowers
Has Never Been Easier


Cartoon flowers are popular to doodle while you're bored or talking on
the phone. We're going to learn the method behind this often-sketched
plant. There are few things easier to perfect in just a couple of steps, so
here we go.
Step One: Circles
That doesn't sound hard, does it? Your flowers begin with just that -
two simple circles placed a bit apart as the center of your flowers. Are
you ready to move on to something harder?
Step Two: Flower Petals
Gee, could this really get any easier? These flower cartoons are going
to each have five petals, though you can try variations later. Petals are
basically ovals with one end cut off, so you may try drawing five ovals
around each circle with one end overlapping the circle. All the ovals
should touch. Remember to draw lightly so when you are finished, you
can erase the unwanted parts of the ovals. You should now have the
bloom of the cartoon flowers complete.

Step Three: Stalks or Stems*
I bet you're breezing through this lesson! The next part of the cartoon
flowers to get on paper is the stalks. These are basically going to have a
slight arc to them and meet in the middle. You don't want the two
flowers to have the exact same stalks, so be creative. Start with a single
arc from each, letting them meet at the bottom. Then draw the second
line to give your stalks a little thickness. Believe it or not, your cartoon
flowers are almost done.
*The flower stalk has the same meaning as the flower stem.

Step Four: Leaves and Grass
It's time to put the finishing touches on your flowers. The leaves are
simple tear drop shapes on either side of the stalk. The pointy part
obviously points away from the stalk. Make sure these are not at the
exact same height and aren't the same size. Draw more tear shapes to
make leaves and don't be afraid to vary the look of the tear drop.
For the grass, start with a small curve on the bottom from left to right.
On top of this, draw a big starburst, so that the leaves of grass stick up
randomly. Erase any part of the stalks that is below the grass.
Your drawing is finally complete. Try making some changes next time,
with a different number of petals or petals that are a different shape. In
the meantime, add some bright colors to this drawing and be confident
that, with a pencil and a few instructions, you are ready for something
much more complex!