How To Draw Lavender Flowers – Easy Step By Step Guide

Do you love lavender flowers? Include them in your drawings by learning how to draw lavender flowers with our easy guide that will show each step of the way. Trust me, drawing these flowers is one of the easiest drawings you can try, especially if you’re a beginner at art.

It’s a simple and easy way to help you become better at drawing and it gives you the practice you need to improve your skills. The great thing about this lavender drawing, you don’t need to try to be over critical of your work.

You can easily draw these lavender flowers in quick, light sketches and they’ll look amazing.

I always draw these lavender flower drawings in my bullet journal spreads where I feel like the pages look a bit too blank and boring.

It can instantly make any page look detailed and great just by drawing a few of these lavender flowers.

Let’s start with the drawing, shall we?

How To Draw Lavender Flowers

Supplies You’ll Need:

• Pencil
• Eraser
• Micron Pen (or any fine liner)
• Page

Drawing Instructions

Lavender Drawing 1

Step 1

Begin by drawing a curved line down for the stem of the lavender flower.

Step 2

Next, you’ll want to draw a small teardrop-shaped petal at the very top of the stem. Then draw two more petals on either side of the top petal.

Leave a little bit of space and draw two more petals, one on each side of the petals. Repeat this move until you reach at least midway of the stem.

Step 3

Now that you have most of your petals drawn, go bad and fill your stem with more petals in between the ones you already drew.

Lavender Drawing 2

Step 1

Start by drawing a curved line for the stem.

Step 2

Go ahead and draw a petal shape at the top of the stem. Draw two more petal shapes on either side of the stem.

Continue adding petal shapes as you make your way down the stem but make your petal sizes slightly bigger than the ones you first drew as you go down the stem.

Step 3

Since I wanted this lavender flower to look more clustered, I went ahead and darkened certain parts of the petals, mostly shading them in the middle of the stem. By doing this it makes it look like the lavender flower is more detailed.

SEE ALSO: How to Draw a Tulip for Beginners

Conclusion

So, there you have it. Two different kinds of lavender flowers to draw that are pretty similar but when you put them together, they create a beautiful lavender bouquet.

You can also draw them in different sizes and different directions, totally up to you.

Now all that is left is to color these lavenders in. Use light and dark shades of purple for the petals and a lovely bright shade of green for the stem.

If you’d like to see more flower tutorials, you can find them here.

That’s it from us but we’d love to hear your thoughts in these simple lavender flower drawings. Did you like them?

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