Realistic Rose Drawing to Color for Ages 6 and Up

About Realistic Rose Drawing to Color for Ages 6 and Up

Drawing a rose in a realistic way means including everything a simpler drawing usually leaves out: the fine veins running through each petal, the folds where one rests against another, and even the small irregularities along the edges that never repeat the same way from one petal to the next. That level of detail asks for a different pace when coloring, slower, almost petal by petal instead of covering the whole flower with a single pass of color. It helps to start with the deepest areas, where several petals overlap, and save the outer edges for last, once you have a clear sense of how the center turned out. The leaves are good for practicing before tackling the flower, since they repeat simpler shapes.

How to print this drawing

Tap «Print» and pick your printer. It prints on A4 paper from any home printer, no signup and no apps. Then grab pencils, markers or crayons and color at your own pace.