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Flowers - Beautiful Botanicals Basic Shapes

Offered By: Skillshare

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Drawing Courses Floral Design Courses Pencil Drawing Courses

Course Description

Overview

In this fun and easy design class, I will share with you how I draw my geometric style of flowers using my popular basic shapes method of drawing.  We will explore the many different varieties of flower designs we can create with just a few basic shapes.

Starting with petal shapes and then moving on to petal sizes, petal fills, center fills and then we will combine all these ideas to come up with layered flower styles.  We will also explore the fun to draw rosette flower design.

Our class project will be to take a square frame and fill it with our flower creations.  By the end of this class you will have more ideas than you can imagine for floral designs, all from very basic shapes.  

I provide you with step by step on how to use the shapes and each lesson has a corresponding worksheet for you to follow along.  I have provided the framework for your project as well as my own finished version of the project so that you can use it for inspiration.  

Supplies

  • paper
  • pencil
  • eraser
  • pen
  • print out of downloads provided with class

My goal for this class is to share these simple techniques with you so that you too can create beautiful designs with just a pencil and paper and a few basic shapes.  Come on in and join the fun.  See you in class.


Syllabus

  • Trailer
  • Getting Started
  • Petal Shapes
  • Petal Sizes
  • Petal Fills
  • Center Fills
  • Combos Layers & Outlines
  • Rosette Flower
  • Freeform Sketching
  • Creating Your Project

Taught by

Jane Snedden Peever

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