1. We can take a single stem from that bouquet and choose single trees from that forest to look at and find a way to draw. Looking at the flower will help us draw the proportions of the plant much more easily than concentrating on each part of the plant as we come to it.
2. Looking at the flower will help us draw the proportions of the plant much more easily than concentrating on each part of the plant as we come to it.
3. The basic growing directions will help show the essence of the object and how they affect the painting and plant as a whole. If you start each observation of a subject by deciding what is most important to its character, you will know where to begin your drawing and how to proceed.
Henri Fantin-Latour
Stll Life with Flower
Summer Flowers
Roses in a Bowl
Anne Vallayer-Coster
Bouquet of Flowers in a Terracotta Vase, with Peaches and Grapes
Flowers in a blue vase
Study Of A Bouquet Of Gilly Flowers
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