Big lotus, big green leaves, and stamens in the middle. Lotus grows in the pond. Do you like lotus? Let’s learn to draw lotus flowers together. Illustration of the steps of lotus sketching method

In the first step, students should use a pencil (HB or 2B) to finalize the shape, and use straight lines to outline the general position and shape of the lotus. There is no need to think too much about the details, and the drawing should be done carefully. Light, on the basis of the first step, slowly turn straight lines into curved lines. Wherever you need to turn and where you need to soften, you need to further characterize it

What everyone should pay attention to is When erasing the pencil marks, we need to tap the eraser to dilute the lines instead of rubbing hard. If you rub too hard, the paper will become fluffy and affect the coloring!

Use an outline pen or pencil to outline the overall outline. When drawing the stamens, you may not draw them completely according to the original drawing. You should be flexible and manually handle it. Just draw the stamens and filaments.

Coloring petals

We find the colored pencils we need in the front line of coloring. The painting we are drawing today is pink. To find three pens, we first find The inherent color of the lotus petals in this painting, and then find a darker or lighter color pencil than this color to form a gradient color.

In the first step of coloring, we use the darkest pink to paint the darkest tips of the petals

In the second step of coloring, we use the middle pink pencil to paint the middle of the petals For the part, this color should be used to connect and intersperse the connection with the dark color. There should be no obvious boundaries and the two colors should be blended together.

In the third step of coloring, we use the lightest pink to paint the brightest part of the petals. Be sure to apply it lightly with just a slight pencil mark. Don’t use too much force.

The fourth step is coloring. After painting the red part of the petals, we prepare two yellow pens, lemon yellow or light yellow pens for coloring the roots of the petals. Use lemon yellow and orange for the lotus pod to draw the dark part of the lotus pod. The stamens can be left blank for final finishing.

The fifth step is to draw water droplets. We first treat the water droplets as a transparent glass. The ball will produce light and dark parts after being illuminated by light. Use the darkest pink to paint the dark part of the water drop. Put the highlight on the dark part so that the dark and light colors can contrast. Use a light pink pen to outline the shadow of the water drop with lines< /p>

Coloring the lotus leaf

The first step is to outline the petals, the veins and water droplets of the lotus leaf. Prepare three green colored pencils of progressive colors

In the second step, choose the darkest color and draw along the leaf veins from the middle to the edge of the leaf. Pay attention to leaving the water line (blank) of the middle vein < /p>

In the third step, choose the middle color pencil to draw the middle part of the lotus leaf, and then choose the lightest green color of the pencil to color the edge of the lotus leaf. Be sure to draw the color outward according to the veins of the leaf.

The third step, use the lightest green to lightly color the white edge left by the leaf veins, so that it blends with the whole leaf

The fourth step, the lotus The gap in the leaf, that is, the part bitten by insects, can be painted with orange. You can also find the color for the gap according to the overall color of the leaf you draw. Use a dark green pen to express the relationship between the front and back of the wrinkles on the lotus leaf.

The fifth step is the water droplets. The water droplets on the lotus leaf are drawn with green lines. The dark part is on top, the shadow and bright part are on the bottom, and the highlight part is also in the dark part. You must leave it at the beginning. white.