Many people who learn to draw and paint think perspective drawing involves lots of technical skill and hours of practice.

Yet it's not as complicated as you may think.

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If you want to learn how to draw flowers, just by following the easy steps below, you'll be able to produce believable flower sketches in almost no time at all.

You'll be using a series of basic shapes to get the size and proportions of different types of flowers, with the photos below as the inspiration for your sketches.

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Learning how to draw roses, one of the most popular flowers anywhere in the world, can seem daunting at first sight.

When you look at all the intricate ways in which the petals appear to curl and fold around each other, you wonder where to start.

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Learning how to draw hands presents a real barrier for many people. They seem to struggle with achieving the correct place to put the joints of a finger and the size of one finger compared to another.

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So you think learning how to draw faces is difficult?

Wrong!

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Learning how to draw trees is a lot easier than you may think...

Many budding artists of all ages are put off because they've only previously managed a 'lollipop' that they remember producing when they were at school.

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This tutorial will show you how to draw a rose in colored pencil. We're going to draw this rose using the standard set of 24 Prismacolor Premier colored pencils, with a Prismacolor Colorless Blender on Arches 88 paper. We don't recommend this paper for colored pencil drawing - we suggest you use white Stonehenge or a good Bristol board instead.

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Learn how to draw a cute girl with dragon wings and tail with this tutorial.

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Learn how to draw and color a beautiful unicorn.

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Although the proportions of a head will vary from person to person and change slightly with age, there are some basic principles you can follow to improve your drawing. You can use these to check the general size, shape and position of features in your drawings.

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