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Rose is considered a symbol of romance and love. They are very beautiful and attractive. You can still draw roses on paper without any artistic talent.

Steps

Method 1 of 3: The flower blooms

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   Draw a small free circle in the middle of the paper to make the center of the rose.

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   Add an irregular diagonal oval below the circle just drawn to make the first petal.

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   Draw a curve from the small circle to the oval into the second petal.

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   Finish the first layer of petals around the center with one more curve on the other side.

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   Start drawing your first spiral around the petals, to create a second layer of petals.

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   Draw a circle around the previous layers with an even larger, irregular curve to make up the third wing layer.

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   Draw more layers of petals with wavy lines at the appropriate locations.

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   Draw the outermost petal.

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   Add details like branches and leaves.

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    Fill red flowers and green leaves with suitable shades. advertisement

Method 2 of 3: Method two: Rose motif

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   For those who aren't skillful enough to draw the first circle of the flower (myself included), give this second one a try! Draw a small spiral in the center of the page.

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   Create a petal from one side of the spiral.

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   Add another petal to the side.

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   Draw the bottom third petal of the spiral connecting the petals just drawn.

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   Add a small detail at the center of the spiral.

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   Create two leaves on either side of the flower with small veins in the middle.

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   Fill red flowers and green leaves with different shades. advertisement

Method 3 of 3: Method three: Roses have branches

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   Draw a curve in the middle of the paper to make the axis for the rose branch.

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   Add sharp strokes to the left of the curve just drawn.

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   Add the same details on the right side of the curve.

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   Draw a leaf starting from the upper left of the thorny curve.

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   Add a few more leaves on either side of the thorny curve.

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   Add a herringbone leaf veins to each leaf.

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   Start drawing the flower from below by drawing the sepals first.

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   Continue to draw the petal from the center and add one more petal to the right of it.

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   Add more petals gradually towards the center.

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    Draw the center details of the rose petals.

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    Add jagged edges for the leaves.

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    Erase all the extra details and color the flowers and leaves.

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    Bring the picture to life with the right shades and polish. advertisement

Advice

• Blurring the inner lines is a polishing technique that adds depth and makes your roses look more realistic.
• If you only have a pencil or ballpoint pen, you can still create contrast by applying different stresses or using multiple pens at the same time.
• Make sure you have an idea and know what to draw before you start, instead of just drawing it all over.
• Crease the paper and tear it around the contours to give the rose an antique look.
• Try mixing colors to make your roses come alive.
• Use a blunt pencil to give your drawing a rustic look.
• Once finished, fill the border with a brush, fill with crayons or crayons.
• Try creasing the paper to make the flower look more realistic.
• Instead of coloring, you can polish it with a pencil to give it an old look.
• You should draw with a pencil for easy erasure.

What you need

• Paper
• Pencil
• Crayons / Brushes / Crayons
• Passion