To draw an easy hibiscus flower, you can follow these simplified steps:
- Draw Basic Shapes
Start by drawing a slightly squished circle as a guideline for the flower size. Then add a smaller circle inside it to mark the flower's core where petals and stem will connect
- Sketch the Stem and Bulbs
Draw two lines extending from the core circle for the stem. Add small bulb shapes at the top and sides of the stem to represent parts of the flower structure
- Draw Petal Guidelines
From the core, draw five curved lines radiating outward like sun rays. These lines will guide the placement of the petals
- Outline the Petals
Using the curved lines as centers, draw the edges of each petal with smooth, wavy lines. The petals should overlap slightly and extend to the guideline circle's edge
- Add the Flower Details
Draw the stigma (the flower’s central part) by sketching several lines with small circles at the tips coming out from the core
- Draw Leaves and Stem Details
Add a leaf or two by drawing curved lines starting from the stem. Leaves can have a finger-like shape with curved edges
- Erase Guidelines and Darken Lines
Erase the initial circles and extra sketch lines. Then darken the final outlines to make the flower clear and defined
- Optional: Color Your Drawing
Color the petals typically in bright reds, pinks, or yellows, and the stem and leaves in green to complete your hibiscus flower
This step-by-step approach breaks down the hibiscus flower into simple shapes and curves, making it easy for beginners to follow and create a beautiful drawing
. You can also find video tutorials demonstrating this process for visual guidance
. Summary of key steps:
- Draw two circles (large guideline and small core)
- Sketch stem lines and bulbs
- Draw five curved petal center lines
- Outline petals around these lines
- Add stigma details
- Draw leaves on the stem
- Erase guidelines and darken final lines
- Color if desired
This method ensures a balanced and natural-looking hibiscus flower with minimal complexity.
