Twelve Easy Flower Doodles You Need To Know

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[therealkathytincler]

I'm 74 and have never doodled in my like and am trying to learn to paint also. This is sooo helpful and I'm getting the hang of these almost right off! Thank you so much

[alannamarshall]

Even 2 years later, I still enjoy drawing these. It's so relaxing!

[monifakincaid]

This video is a great guide. What I also did was stop and Google each flower and really take it in and then see you how draw them and then go back to the actual flower photo and do my interpretation of the actual flower. This I feel will help me to develop my own style for florals.

[TheMayarBadr]

Camera is too far I think. Coulddo with more zooming 👍🏼

[thepylefamily]

Timestamps (for reference):
Chamomile 0:26
Hibiscus 1:52
Gladiola 3:13
Anemone 4:38
Rose Hips 6:22
Lilac 7:27
Poppies 9:11
Calla Lily 10:19
Marigold 11:25
Buttercups 13:25
Foxglove 15:15
Rose 17:05

[felix-xdmx]

thank you so much for this!! i grew up a toxic masculine mindset and thought flowers are "girly" (now i know there is nothing wrong with girly and embracing your femininity!!). this is my first time trying to draw flowers and you help so much, it was fun and calming and so clear ❤️

[carolfuchs]

This is my first time watching you. I was drawn to the way you hold your pencil. I taught school for 30 years and was always trying to figure out a way to get my little ones to hold a pencil "correctly" until a fellow teacher told me to take notice of adults and how many different ways people hold their pens while writing. I was a amazed at the many ways!! You are a perfect example of letting go of form and do what is comfortable for you. It is the final product not the way you get there. So true with so many other things too. Once I gave up trying to force a grip on a child and focused on the product life was so much easier for all of us. Love your tutorials. Thank you.

[artgirl]

You are one of the very few YouTube art instructors who drops gems of wisdom continuously in you videos & without a syrupy, cutesy, ego-saturated voice using words like 'super' & 'just go on and' in every other sentence. You're a natural. Your shooting distance is just fine. Keep making these wonderful guides please in your own refreshing way. (I hope you 🙅 the criticism.) ☺️🤸✌️

[lindacarreira]

Your flower drawings are always simple but elegant. You’re a great teacher, always explaining your process in an easy to understand way. Thank you.

[clarewillison]

This is so useful and your flowers are lovely. Just a note on parts though! The single *stigma* is the female part that sticks up higher than the many *stamen* (plural) which are the male parts surrounding it holding the pollen.

[himadrikumar]

I love that you are always reminding us that it doesn't have to be perfect. I always try to make things so perfect that i forget to learn and have fun doing it, so thank you for saying that so often!

[lisafischer]

you explain very well... especially since you show the process from the beginning... soft geometric pencil marks, then more pronounced pencil marks, aproaching the final form. I LIKE!!! 🙂

[_shmebulok]

1:48 shes the art teacher everyone wants BC SHE ACC PUTS SOMETHING TO HELP U DRAW IT oh and i luv u sm

[WHI_Player]

I can't wait to start drawing these for my first time... I was not to good in art class... but now that I am older and want to start bullet journaling and other things...I thought it would be good to learn to draw some things... I love flowers...especially the rose... wish me luck...

[ChrissyJo]

I love the narration! The voice is clear, clean, crisp, and concise! Perfect for instructions! 🥰

[santawilliams]

Like many of the comments have expressed how grateful I feel for your making these drawings doable 👌🏼☺️

[susanmehler]

Hi Shayda. I’m a 4th grade teacher who lives in Sweden, originally a N. American. History, Math, Language... these are normal subjects for me. But when my headmaster told me I’d be teaching art this year I thought I’d croak! ART! Are you kidding. You have been an invaluable source of inspiration and instruction this year... You, Bob Ross, and Wennie from Draw so cute. I’ve even used your videos as English/Art interdisciplinary lessons, to keep kids actively listening. So, thank you for what you have done for me this year, both personally and in my profession!

[deborahsandell]

Absolutely gorgeous. And so brave to do it all on one sheet.

[debwarren]

I’m using my iPad to watch this video. After enlarging the screen I zoomed in manually and was able to watch each drawing easily. What a wonderful video. I never thought I could draw and with these wonderful instructions my flowers are looking great. Thank you for sharing your instructions with us!

[rebelhexx]

Is it me or does she need to zoom in? My crappy phone isn't picking up her pencil/barely seeing the ink.