1. First, use a neutral pencil (HB) to draw an outline sketch to outline the general shape of the rosebud, which is long and garden-shaped, like an upright egg. The lines can be tapped lightly.

2. Draw a straight line at the lower part of the bud.

3. Draw the shape of the petals on the left, like a big teardrop, and draw a prominent S-curve.

4. In the same position (on the left), add the front and back buds

5. At the back, you will also add new petals on top of the buds. During this period , continue to draw around the bud.

6. Add the bud tips and green leaves and place them on the left and right sides of the bud.

7. Before starting the next step with thinner, more elegant lines, go around with the eraser, rubbing, and modifying the lines, making sure that the outline is faintly visible in any buds and petals.

8. Wait a moment, cut a piece of eraser with a knife, and carefully erase the unnecessary auxiliary pencil lines with the sharp edge.

9. Erase unnecessary pencil lines as long as they are visible.

10. Draw shadows to make the flower buds look three-dimensional. Use an eraser to remove traces of stain and you're good to go.