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Instructions

1

Think which camomile you wantdepict, on this depends the proportions of the auxiliary parts, which must be built for the outline. For example, the pharmacy chamomile has very short, often reduced petals, and its core can be convex and even conical. The Roman or English chamomile is very similar to the drugstore, but its petals have a more correct shape. In some varieties of garden chamomile, the core is completely flat, and the white petals may have a carved edge.

2

Build auxiliary parts. If you are depicting a daisy from above, draw two circles with one center. The proportions of the radii depend on the variety you select. If you represent a flower on a leg, instead of circles draw two ovals one in the other. Their centers must also coincide.

3

Draw the heart of the daisy. It consists of tiny tubular flowers, so it seems that the central disc is uneven. Select a curved line, whether the core has a concave or convex shape, slightly deepen the very center of the flower.

4

Draw long petals that growedges of the central part. As a rule, they are arranged in several rows. Draw them in the form of elongated ovals within the area enclosed between the small and large auxiliary ovals. These petals can be straight or bend downward.

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Do not forget about the leaves of the plant. In wild species, they are rather thin, like fennel branches. In garden chamomiles they have an ellipsoidal shape, along the entire perimeter are dotted with notches.

6

Remove the auxiliary lines.

7

Proceed to coloring. The core of the daisy is made yellow to reflect the structure of the flower, by touching the tip of the brush to the paper, create small strokes. On the white petals select a little noticeable longitudinal veins, create a shadow on those of them that are located under the upper rows.