Tulip Drawing to Color for Ages 6 and Up

About Tulip Drawing to Color for Ages 6 and Up

A tulip has a shape that stands out right away: a closed cup made of just a few thick petals, without the crowded layers of other flowers. That simplicity of shape is deceiving when it comes to detailed coloring, because each tulip petal shifts tone gradually from base to tip, and getting that smooth passage right calls for a slower hand instead of one flat color across the whole thing. The base of each petal usually stays more hidden behind the others, so it helps to work that area first before moving toward the outer edges, which catch more light. The stem is smooth and firm, without the marked curves of other flowers, and rises almost straight up to meet the cup.

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.