Japanese flower drawing in just 6 Easy Steps!
How to Draw A Japanese Flower Lets Get Started!
Each of these lines will have an even smaller circle at the end.
While the previous flowers were opened up, this one will be closed and pointing to the right.
Draw this one in several sections using some curved lines, and then attach it to another thin stalk.
First, use some more angular lines to create a slightly thicker branch section moving upwards.
These will also have some small branches extending off of them, and another branch will extend even higher.
This branch will culminate in one more closed bud like the other one that you drew.
This flower will also then have a small closed bud attached to it to finish off that section.
For a final touch, you’re free to draw a small petal floating away from the flowers.
You could also draw a background for another idea.
What kind of setting would you draw for the background of this image?
In our reference image, we went with a beautiful, classic color scheme for these flowers.
Will you go for mediums like that or experiment with some others?
We portrayed just a branch of this amazing plant for this Japanese flower drawing.
This looks really pretty and makes it easier to draw, but you could always add more to it!
How much more would you potentially like to add to this Japanese flower?
You could fill a lot of the empty space around it with floating petals.
This would require a bit of patience, but the end result would certainly be worth it.
How many petals do you think you could incorporate into this beautiful picture you have created?
There are so many wonderful background controls you could use!
For instance, you could recreate a beautiful Japanese botanical garden with a little pond and some statues.
Thats just one idea, but you could incorporate it into any prefs you like.
Can you think of any other places that would look amazing with some Japanese flowers?
Finally, this Japanese flower drawing will truly be complete with some colors.
This flower is known for its beautiful soft colors.
For this sort of color scheme, we think colored pencils or watercolor paints would be perfect.
That isnt the only way to do it, though.
If you prefer brighter colors, then there are mediums you could use to achieve such colors.
Your Japanese Flower Drawing is Complete!
That brings you to the end of this guide onhow to draw a Japanese flower!
What details, additions and colors will you choose?
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