How to draw a Tulip: Flowers are everyone’s favorite backyards and when it comes to tulips they are awesome. Thus we are here to provide a tutorial on Tulip Flowers for kids and beginners.
Tulips are the symbol of love and affection, they attract flower lovers as a flame of passion. There are about 75 tulip species are found worldwide with many different colors.
Also, tulip festivals are held to determine the prettiest new tulip colors and patterns. Thus if you fantasized about its beauty and want to draw go with the given tutorial.
How to Draw a Tulip with bud
Step 1: Start with a basic guideline measuring the height and width of the drawing. For this, you need to start with 2 curved lines as the stem. On the top of the first line draw a deep half curve with a flat top. Then on the second line draw a sleek flat oval, it will depict the flower bud.
Step 2: Draw a curved line below the top of the half curve and it will become an oval, as you can see in the image. Then draw a straight line in between the bud and give the stem a finishing touch.
Step 3: Draw 5 curves or half downward ovals inside the half-circle. Also, draw 2 lines near the boundary of the bud. Draw 3 lines from the stem depicting the leaves.
Step 4: After the outlines, draw realistic silhouettes darkening the outlines. Draw long curved lines with pointed ends for leaves. Draw 2 petals in the bud of the flower.
Step 5: Analyse the given flower illustration and contour your drawing using the lighter and darker shades.
Step 6: Once you are done you can erase all the extra lines and give a finishing touch.
How to draw tulip flowers:
Step 1: We will begin by drawing stems for the flower. Draw 2 long curved lines as the stem of it. Lines get closer as moving upward.
Step 2: On the top of the stem draw a long, “U” shape using 2 curved lines of the same length. This shape will be the outline for the flower.
Step 3: On the one side of the U shape draw a curved line, from the tip and join the center of the U. It will look similar to the teardrop shape.
Step 4: From the second side of the flower draw another curve enclosing another partial teardrop shape. 2 petals of the tulip is ready.
Step 5: In between the drawn 2 petals draw an upside-down U shape. This will enclose another petal which is partially visible in middle.
Step 6: On the side of the stem start drawing a leaf. Draw curved lines with a sharp pointed end.
Step 7: Draw another set of leaves below the drawn leaf. Again use the same pattern of drawing with 2 curved lines going outward and meeting at a sharp point.
Step 8: Between each petal draws small petals using a downward V shape. It will indicate the density with additional petals within the flower.
Step 9: The flower is ready only you need to add details to it. Use small short curved lines along with leaves and petals. Define the texture and depth by contouring it.
Step 10: Add pinkish-red color to your flower and yellowish-green color to the leaves You can outline your drawing with the dark green color.
Step-by-step tulip drawing tutorial
Holland is the largest cultivator of the tulip flower, farmers follow the color pattern of the rainbow to attract tourists. There was a time in Holland when people are using tulip flowers as money to exchange goods. Thus a few basic step-by-step tulip drawing tutorials are given below for you.
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