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Uploaded: February 27, 2013
Artist: Pericusmaximus
Difficulty: Novice  Novice Skill Level
Steps: 7
Updated: February 27, 2013
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Learn to draw a beautiful rose with this step by step tutorial, all abut shape and tone.

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How to Draw a Beautiful Rose, Beautiful Rose

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how to draw a beautiful rose, beautiful rose step 1

STEP 1.

The first step is the Linear Sketch. But note before that I have done another simple but important step... this is the toned paper. I am not starting from the pure white here but an average tone from the reference picture. This will help me to save hours of work when shading.
 
how to draw a beautiful rose, beautiful rose step 2

STEP 2.

I pay attention to the proportions and position of every shape, don't just draw every individual line, the whole drawing must work and the position of one leave affects the others, think and observe, take your time, correct the positions and draw again.. step by step. This is the line art.
 
how to draw a beautiful rose, beautiful rose step 3

STEP 3.

Once I have the average tone it is easier to analyse the rest of tones. I squint to check the tone and I use a lighter value and also start to work on the shadows adding one darker tone. Every time I look at the reference picture I squint to check the tone.
 
how to draw a beautiful rose, beautiful rose step 4

STEP 4.

I use a darker value to draw the background, this is the average dark tone, no need to draw any detail, just squint to see the picture's background. I adjust a bit the tone on the leaves adding and deleting tone (lighter and darker). This is a slow process... take your time and squint!
 
how to draw a beautiful rose, beautiful rose step 5

STEP 5.

Use blending stumps, chamois and every tool you have to soften the edges, blend slowly and make beautiful edge transitions. Squint all the time to check the tone, again and again... see the drawing from the distance, step back and then continue shading
 
how to draw a beautiful rose, beautiful rose step 6

STEP 6.

I use the blending stump to soften many edges...
 
how to draw a beautiful rose, beautiful rose step 7

STEP 7.

Some areas were too dark, use the chamois to delete some tone, gentle movements and slow motion.. I correct some highlights and make the latest details. Voila! Hope you liked this, Come join my webpage Art-and-Supplies.com for more free tutorials. Pedro
 

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nerddraw's comment
Thank's for the commet reply on the tutorial I have some charcoal in the mail coming soon its a skect kit should be here soon can't wait I already have the drawing skect out just need my charcoal pencils and etc thanks for tip yay yay yay yay yay omgomg

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· Feb 28 2013
@pericusmaximus
Hi nerddraw, any soft and dark charcoal, or compressed charcoal is valid for the last steps. Do not use the darkest tones at the beginning, go from light to dark, reserve the light areas as much as possible. The process is the same for any media: graphite pencil, charcoal, pastel and even digital drawing. Squint to see the tone and soften the edges with the chamois or blending stump. I have many other tutorials, visit my site Art-and-Supplies.com. Cheers. Pedro
 
   
pericusmaximus's comment
Hi nerddraw, any soft and dark charcoal, or compressed charcoal is valid for the last steps. Do not use the darkest tones at the beginning, go from light to dark, reserve the light areas as much as possible. The process is the same for any media: graphite pencil, charcoal, pastel and even digital drawing. Squint to see the tone and soften the edges with the chamois or blending stump. I have many other tutorials, visit my site Art-and-Supplies.com. Cheers. Pedro

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· Feb 28 2013
@nerddraw
Did you use any charcoal?
 
   
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Did you use any charcoal?

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· Feb 27 2013
 
   
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