The simple and beautiful way to draw a chrysanthemum is as follows:

1. First draw a small oval.

2. Draw 3 intersecting lines in the ellipse, and then draw a curved line.

3. Draw the petals of the daisy.

4. Continue to draw the petals of the daisy for the second time.

5. Draw the outline of the daisy leaves.

6. Continue to complete the daisy leaves.

7. Perfect the stamens of the daisy, paint the stamens yellow, and paint the stems and leaves green. The simple drawing of the daisy flower is completed!

About chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemum is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Asteraceae family. Evolved from some wild chrysanthemums through interspecific hybridization; the stems are multi-branched and the base is lignified; the single leaves are alternate and oval, with thick serrated or deeply divided edges; the flower head is surrounded by tongue-shaped flowers, large and small , the shape varies greatly, including flat flap, spoon flap and so on.

The center is a tubular flower, which is often rare or absent; different petal shapes form different flower shapes, colors, and varieties. Under the inflorescence is an involucre, the ligular flowers are mostly male flowers, the tubular flowers are bisexual, and the pistils have bisexual stigmas.

Chrysanthemums are native to China. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, chrysanthemums were spread to Japan via Korea, to Europe in the 17th century, and then to the Americas. Chrysanthemums can be classified according to flower diameter, flowering period, flower color, etc. Historically, the classification of chrysanthemum varieties was mainly based on color. There were 300-400 varieties of chrysanthemums recorded in "Guangqun Fangpu" of the Qing Dynasty. Chrysanthemums are short-day plants that like sunlight, avoid shade, and are afraid of waterlogging.