The drawing method of roses is as follows:

Material preparation: white paper, black pen, red crayon, green crayon.

Operation steps:

1. First, we must observe the shape of the rose and draw two arcs to determine the position of the rose.

2. Add lines to the arc. After connecting, it becomes two petals. These are the leaves wrapped next to the rose petals.

3. Then we draw a leaf in the middle. Now there are three leaves.

4. Then we start to draw the petals on it, that is, draw lines between the leaves.

5. Continue to add petals, and the prototype of the rose will slowly appear.

6. Finally, draw a finishing touch, and the rose buds are ready.

7. Then we draw the stem of the rose. The lines should be long and round, and the ending should be curved to the right.

8. Then draw green leaves. The leaves can be any size. The upper leaves will be smaller. You can also draw textures on the leaves.

9. Add rose thorns. Although the rose is beautiful, its thorns are very sharp and are densely distributed on the stems.

10. Finally, apply beautiful colors and the beautiful roses are ready.

Rose (English name: rose): It is the common name for various plants and cultivated flowers of the Rosaceae, Rosaceae and genus. Erect, spreading or climbing shrubs, mostly covered with prickles, needles or thorns, sparsely without thorns, hairy, hairless or glandular hairs.

The leaves are alternate; the flowers are solitary; the receptacle is spherical, altar-shaped to cup-shaped; the petals are 5, sparsely 4, spreading, arranged in imbricate shape, white, yellow, pink to red; the style is terminal to lateral Raw, extending, free or connate at the upper part; petals are obovate, double to semi-double, and the flowers are purple, yellow, pink, white and various complex colors. The branches are relatively weak, drooping and densely thorny, and they bloom only once a year.

Roses are the most famous and popular of all flowers. Roses have been revered for centuries. Historical evidence shows that they grew in China approximately 5,000 years ago, and they have played a role in history ever since. Whether by the ancient Greeks, Romans, Christians, Franciscans or others, the rose has always been an eternal symbol of love, beauty and equality. While each color expresses love, beauty and balance a little differently, the main message is still love.