Learn to draw flowers without feeling overwhelmed by using pressed plants as a reference and create a beautiful botanical cloche illustration!
Sketching plants from a reference can be overwhelming. Capturing their three-dimensional nature, with a multitude of leaves, petals, stamens, and sepals, is not easy when you’re a beginner and don’t know where to start.
In this class, I’ll show you how to derive joy from observing plants and simplify their characteristics so you can feel more confident when drawing them.
When you look at a flat, two-dimensional flower, it doesn’t seem so intimidating. All the details become less distracting and more manageable to sketch. And that’s precisely what we’ll be practicing today.
In this class, we’ll focus on simple loose sketches and imaginary doodles inspired by plants. However, these exercises may also be a great starting point for you if you dream of painting realistic botanical illustrations in the future.
