
1. Circle: lightly draw a small circle, leaving room for petals and a stem. 2. Petals: draw four slender ovals at the top, bottom, left and right, then one between each pair to make eight. Keep their bases at the centre-circle edge. 3. Stem + leaves:...










Draw a second daisy with a shallow oval centre instead of a circle. Make the petals on the far side shorter and flatter, keeping the nearer petals longer. Add a stem angled in a new direction and two leaves. Compare this tilted flower with your front...











Choose one book that matches your next step: simple botanical outlines, floral compositions, more realistic colour studies or general drawing foundations. These are alternatives, not a required reading bundle. Keep a page of quick daisy attempts besi...






Keep the pencil exercise as it is, or try a small painted version on watercolour paper. Choose pan paints or water-soluble pencils, not necessarily both. Leave most petals unpainted, add a light yellow centre and green leaves, and let each wash dry. ...




