How to draw a hawaiian flower step by step – Easy drawing hawaiian flower

How to draw a hawaiian flower with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Simple drawing for kids and beginners.

Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

Step 1

Start by drawing a small oval to form the center of the flower.

Step 2

Extend a curved, wavy line from the center of the flower. Bend the line around, bend it to form a point between the jagged waves, then rejoin the line to the opposite side of the oval. This forms the first petal. Then extend another wavy line from the center, bending it to meet the edge of the first petal. This surrounds the second petal of the flower. Finally, repeat this process on the opposite side of the first petal, forming the third.

Step 3

Extend curved, wavy lines from the center of the flower to enclose at least two more petals, filling in the space on the back of the flower.

Step 4

Erase parts of the oval so that the petals “flow” into the center of the flower. Adjust the lines as needed to ensure that each petal is in contact with the center.

Step 5

Will always be parallel to each other. This forms the stem of the flower.

Step 6

Extend a pair of parallel lines, evenly spaced upwards from the center of the flower, to form the style. Delete as needed. At the end of the style, allow the lines to diverge. Draw a small “V” shaped line between them and connect the lines at the end using small circles. Extend the small, elongated oval from the style. This forms the stigma, along with the style, known as the pistil.

Step 7

Draw the leaves. For each leaf, attach a spike using a series of short lines that meet at jagged points. Draw a curved line down the center of the leaf to indicate the central vein and shorter lines extending outward from the vein.

Step 8

nothing later: Draw another pointed leaf again to outline it with a series of short, curved lines. Draw a vein in the center of the leaf and additional veins that diverge from the first vein.

Step 9

Draw the final leaf, using the same process as described previously. Finally, detail the petals by extending the curved lines outward from the center of the flower.

Step 10

Color your hibiscus flowers. These tropical flowers come in a variety of colors, such as red, pink, white, orange, and yellow.