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Step by Step Lotus Flower Drawing Lesson

For this lotus flower drawing you'll start with the middle of the flower and work your way outward. It is usually easier to approach your drawing by starting from the middle for circular shaped flowers like this because you will be following the natural design of the plant. You can use the colored example at the top of this page to see what the finished drawing should look like, but you should also be aware that by doing the steps in order you are learning a formula for how to draw flowers that you can apply to almost any. | Step by Step Lotus Flower Drawing Lesson For this lotus flower drawing you ll start with the middle of the flower and work your way outward. It is usually easier to approach your drawing by starting from the middle for circular shaped flowers like this because you will be following the natural design of the plant. You can use the colored example at the top of this page to see what the finished drawing should look like but you should also be aware that by doing the steps in order you are learning a formula for how to draw flowers that you can apply to almost any flower reference picture that you can find. Step 1- The Pistil The middle of the flower where the seeds grow is called the pistil. This part of the lotus is similar to a cylinder geometric shape. Start by drawing an oval and then draw two curved lines coming down from each side of the oval. Step 1 Step 2 - The Flower Petals The lotus flower drawing might be a little easier if you draw the petals in two separate steps. Try to think of the petals as front petals and back petals. The front petals appear in front of the pistil that you drew in the first step. Look at the example image at the top of the page and focus on the lines that define the outer edges of the petals. Keep in mind that the petals aren t totally flat - they re slightly rounded and that s why the petals on the left and right sides of the image for this step have an extra line added to them to show this roundness. There s no real trick to drawing these petals other than looking at your reference image closely and trying to draw them as accurately as possible. Remember that the petals should all be attached together at the middle of the flower where the pistil .