If you need to make a quick sketch of a rose without seeing or having one right now, here are a few examples. They are really easy to copy or trace. You can print them out as you like and sketch or color, whatever you like best.
Look and observe these sketches and you’ll easily notice that I did not put much attention to the “exactness” or the “realistic look” of the roses.
Yet, somehow they look a bit like a rose…You can use a similar rose sketch when you need to quickly illustrate your postcard, letter or leave a note for someone special. When you make such sketches try to add a couple of leaves if possible, it gives your picture a more natural look and impression.
You can easily create more contrast when you darken the leaves and all the green parts of the flower. You’ll see the changes instantly.
I suppose that you would sketch your rose with a pencil or by a ballpoint pen, so the contrast of black and white can boost the natural good looking on white paper. It is very easy. Just play with it. As I said, it does not need to look realistic or exact.
They can even cross each other; it does not matter much but basically, they should spin around the center of the rose.
This way of making a quick sketch of a rose is probably the simplest one. Start with one tiny little crescent moon and then draw another one on the opposite side, and so on.
Just “keep spinning” the crescent moons around the center and work your rose out towards the desired size/diameter.
Click on each thumbnail image, and it opens up to its original size that you can print out and copy as you wish.
If you still feel difficulties drawing it by observation, get yourself a tracing (translucent) paper and trace it first. You’ll be surprised how easy it is.
"You have to train your hand to learn to draw or sketch the shapes”. It is best achieved by tracing the images first.
Enlarge the images by clicking on them, printing them out, tracing, or copying them. You will learn more by simply tracing the images.
Please see and enjoy the following collection of personal galleries. We all believe you will have a lot of fun. Observing others’ artwork is always, always very inspirational. You may get some new ideas for your own drawings.
The following Theme Based Galleries are a collection of selected drawings from various authors based on a certain theme. I would like you to get as much inspiration as possible for your own drawings.
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