Drawing Flowers in Graphite
Robin Bundi
$358
Have you ever looked at a flower and wished you could capture its beauty on paper? In this class, you’ll learn how with just a few graphite pencils and careful observation.
We’ll explore what makes flowers so beautiful: delicate petals, subtle curves, soft shadows, and the way light creates dimension. You’ll learn to draw accurate proportions, build realistic values, create depth, and bring petals to life through shading and texture.
Whether you’re a beginner or have some drawing experience, you’ll be guided step-by-step. We’ll practice line quality, layering tones, smooth transitions, and using light and shadow to create volume and realism.
Most importantly, this is a chance to slow down, really look, and enjoy drawing. You’ll leave with finished graphite flower drawings you’ll be proud of, plus techniques you can use in future drawings and paintings.
Come discover how much beauty you can create with a pencil.
Required Supplies
- Graphite Pencils - Range such as 4H, 2H, HB, 2B, 4B, 6B
- Drawing paper pad or sketchbook: 9”×12" or 11"×14”, Medium weight (at least 70–80 lb / 100–130 gsm)
- Bistol Paper: Smooth paper
- Kneaded eraser (essential for lifting highlights)
- Plastic/vinyl eraser (clean, sharp erasing)
- Pentel Clic Eraser
- Tombow Mono Zero Eraser
- Sharpener
- Blending stumps / tortillons
- Ruler
- Fixative spray (optional)
- Divider/Scale Divider (optional)