mirabilis jalapa? I still know it through Flowers Before the Courtyard. Although the original name is unfamiliar, I believe most people have seen it. In my hometown, people always call it "bath flowers", and most of them bloom in the evening, so we children like to pick some and put them in the bath water.

Step 1: Draw the shape of a flower branch on the paper with a pencil, and draw it carefully for later coloring, and the lines should not be too heavy;

Step 2: Start painting petals, and color them with rose red, so that the water is sufficient and the color is lighter;

Step 3: In the previous step, lay a background color. In this step, start to paint formally, draw a red color along the edge of the petal, and then clear water will faint into the petal, paying attention to leaving a blank space;

Step 4: Repeat the above steps and continue to draw petals, with the flower center being the heaviest;

Step 5: Draw the orange background color of the flower bone next to it;

Step 6: Draw a faint layer of red on the flower tip of the flower bone flower, with a little more water in the color, so that the red and yellow can be fully integrated;

Step 7: Rose and red deepen the flowers and bones, so be sure to leave blank.

Step 8: Leaves: light green or yellow as the background color, and then deepen the color along the edge and structure of leaves ~~

Step 9: Repeat the previous steps to draw the rest. The drawing methods are similar, so you can master it with more practice. I have to practice more, too, so I can't be lazy ~ I have finished the whole drawing, and finally do the details to deepen the dark parts of flowers and leaves before drawing.

There are many varieties of Mirabilis jalapa, and other colors are the same, but the specific steps can be adjusted according to your personal preference.