If you want to paint flowers but don’t know how to approach their shapes, colors, and soft transitions, this course will guide you step by step. Painting flowers can feel difficult because of their organic forms, overlapping petals, and subtle variations in color. Many beginners struggle because they focus too much on small details instead of understanding the overall structure.
In this course, you will learn how to simplify flowers and build your painting in a clear and progressive way. You will work on two subjects: a rose and a bouquet of flowers. These two studies are complementary. The rose will help you understand how to construct petals and organize shapes, while the bouquet will allow you to work on more complex compositions and color relationships.
You will learn how to break down flowers into simple forms, place your colors correctly, and build the painting step by step. The focus is on structure first, then color, then refinement. We will also work on creating soft transitions, subtle variations, and depth, which are essential when painting flowers.
