
Five-Petal Daisy
A single daisy made from one round centre, five large rounded petals, a straight stem and two broad leaves. Centre the flower on the page with plenty of empty space around it for colouring.

Several lotus flowers at different stages grow among overlapping round pond leaves, with reflections, gentle ripples and a rising morning sun behind the water. Include a few reeds along….
Part of How to Draw a Flower

A single daisy made from one round centre, five large rounded petals, a straight stem and two broad leaves. Centre the flower on the page with plenty of empty space around it for colouring.

A cheerful flower built from a large circle centre and eight simple oval petals, with a straight stem and two symmetrical leaves. Show the flower facing forward with no background.

One tulip with a wide cup-shaped bloom, a straight stem and two large pointed leaves. Place it upright in the middle of the page with a clear outline and no extra scenery.

A front-facing sunflower with a large circular centre and a ring of big rounded petals, attached to a thick stem with two leaves. Keep the whole flower large and centred.

A simple lotus with three large front petals, two side petals and a low curved base, resting above a straight stem and two wide leaves. Leave the background blank.

A single five-petal flower grows from a round plant pot, with a straight stem and two oversized leaves. Add a simple curved soil line inside the pot.

A daisy-like flower bends gently to one side on a curved stem, with two simple leaves pointing in opposite directions. Add only a short curved ground line beneath it.

A large five-petal flower stands in a small patch of grass with two broad leaves and three simple grass blades. The flower should remain the main, central shape.