
Pencil Drawing Rose – Easy
Pencil Drawing Rose – It is very easy to learn how to draw a rose in pencil if you follow a couple of rules. Because you can use an eraser to remove any mistakes, drawing with a pencil is easy for children and adults. Roses are the most popular flowers in the world, and almost anyone knows how they look. However, the shape of a rose can be quite difficult to draw for beginners.
The materials you will need in order to create a pencil drawing rose can be found in any home and are:
- paper (you can use regular A4 paper or even a notebook);
- pencil (HB pencil is the most common type of pencil you can find in stores. This is the type I am also recommending.);
- eraser.
How to draw a rose in pencil?
If you need, you can use photo references with roses to study before drawing a rose. Pay attention to each petal of the rose and how it curves around the center. These small details will help you draw a very beautiful flower and improve significantly your drawing style. To help you, you can watch a video of my pencil drawing rose. There, you will notice I drew the basic shapes, the details and, in the ending, the shadows.
If you need more drawing lessons, I invite you to check out my pencil drawing lessons and tutorials. You will find out how to draw a tiger, a tree or daffodil flowers.
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Let’s see the video tutorial of the rose pencil drawing.

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One Comment
Amy
Your rose drawing is amazing! I used to draw all the time, but rarely have time now, unfortunately. I always got really annoyed when I couldn’t get something right though, which is probably why I don’t do it often. This has inspired me to have another go though!