Floral Doodling for Beginners: How to Draw a Floral Cascade
Offered By: Skillshare
Course Description
Overview
Are you looking to calm your busy mind and be more present in daily life?
Join floral doodler, Chloe Wilson of Magic of Florals, as you learn to overcome the overwhelm of a blank piece of paper and turn it into a beautiful, soothing, floral-cascade doodle.
You don’t need to be “creative” or “artistic” to take this class, it’s suitable for absolute beginners and anyone interested in discovering the pleasure and inner-calm provided from doodling!
What you’ll get out of this class:
- Understand the deeper purpose of doodling. Gain insight into how doodling can help you to be present, unplug from screens and notice the beauty of the world around you;
- Step-by-step guides to doodling some basic flowers and leaves (found in the Resources tab);
- Tips on how to put a cascade design together;
- The tools to start a tangible hobby that will give you a wonderful sense of achievement and satisfaction as you enjoy learning and improving your drawing skills.
All you’ll need is:
- a piece of paper (or a sketchbook, I use the blank A5 one from Archer & Olive)
- a pencil and eraser
- an ink pen (I recommend and use the Faber Castell Ecco Pigment pen in nib size 0.3m)
Additional resources:
- Follow me on Instagram (@magicofflorals) for floral doodling inspiration
- Step-by step practice guides (found in the ‘Projects & Resources’ tab)
- Download your free floral cascade tracing sheet to build your confidence inking
Syllabus
- Introduction
- Project Overview
- Why Doodling Is Magic
- How To Doodle Basic Leaves
- How To Doodle Basic Flowers
- Sketching Your Design & Tips for Composition
- Adding Ink & Details
- Sharing Your Doodles Online
- Conclusion
Taught by
Chloe Wilson
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