Sunflowers, roses, daffodils, poppies… We all learn to draw flowers as children, and I assure you, it’s a skill you never forget.
If you feel like drawing in “spring mode” but are tired of the eternal daisy, here’s a collection of ideas for drawing flowers.
Grab a piece of paper and start drawing!
1. The Easiest Flower
To draw a flower, all you need are a couple of circles, a line for the stem, and one or two leaves. Draw them in different sizes and heights to create a whole spring field.
2. Types of Flowers
There are many simple ways to draw flowers, such as using circles or hearts as petals. Combine basic petal shapes to create more complex flowers.
You can achieve even more variety by drawing the stems in different shapes and positioning the leaves differently.
3. Bouquet
Once you know how to draw different types of flowers, you can create a whole bouquet. Draw a cluster of circles in various sizes, some flowers with petals, and then add the stem lines. A few loose leaves for extra decoration, and you have a beautiful bouquet!
4. Pots
A single flowering plant doesn’t say much, but accompany it with a few more of different heights, shapes, and pots… and you’ll have a very beautiful drawing.
5. Blooming at My Own Pace
A super simple flower drawing to which you can add extra meaning by including a phrase.
6. Like a Bee to a Flower
Flowers attract all kinds of animals. Bees are the easiest to draw, but you can also draw butterflies, other insects, or even hummingbirds!
7. Bandage
A lovely way to represent the need for care or the healing of a wound (physical or spiritual). This drawing can be done by anyone, no matter how beginner they are.
8. With One Line
Drawings made without lifting the pencil from the paper, with a single line, require quite a bit of practice. But it’s worth it because they’re done in seconds, and the result is very special.
9. Floral Arabesque
If we use the stylized curves of arabesques to draw a flower, the result is a very elegant drawing.
10. Daffodil
Almost everyone knows the legend and meaning of the daffodil. It’s a very beautiful flower found in both gardens and wild meadows. Its unique shape is easy to draw and very recognizable.
11. Rose
The most drawn flower of all time (or is it the daisy?) still has something special. It’s much easier to draw than it seems when you see a real one.
12. Fruitful Reading
A good book can be the origin or seed of many things, and that’s what this simple drawing represents.
13. Stamp
The stamp serves as a frame that transforms everyday things into valuable objects. You can fill a notebook page with a whole collection of stamps featuring different flowers, and it will look spectacular.
14. Jar with Wildflowers
Flowers are one of the most beautiful gifts, and everyone loves them. Why not treat ourselves to a little bouquet of wildflowers? We deserve it 😉
15. A Flower for You
This is a very simple drawing that looks great as a gift. If you haven’t had time to buy a flower, you can always draw one.
16. Field of Poppies
This drawing is inspired by Monet’s famous painting. It’s much simpler than you think to look at your favorite landscape painting and try to simplify it in a drawing (for example, I removed the people Monet included in the painting).
17. Woman with Flowers
Draw a special character by covering their face and hair with flowers. The result is spectacular.
Before You Go
Thanks for reading this far! I hope these flower drawing ideas have inspired you to start drawing.
If you liked these sketches and are looking for more inspiration, I’m sure you’ll be interested in this collection:
Would you like me to add a specific flower drawing? Let me know in the comments!
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