Step-by-step tutorial for drawing a succulent Ariocarpus with finecolour markers.
I propose to draw with me the succulent Ariocarpus. A minimum of markers - maximum pleasure. We will need 3-4 pink, 3 green, 1 beige or light brown and yellow. Look the picture))
Draw the approximate arrangement of the petals and their shape with the liner. We pay attention to the ratio of one petal to another in space.
We take two light shades of pink and one brown. Pink outlines the flower petals in the brightest places. Brown outline the tops of the dried leaves and the shadow parts of the petals of the flower.
Now we take medium pink and draw flower petals, from light pink to medium we make a gradient.
Add dark pink in the shadow on the petals, make a gradient from light to dark.
Add a little light pink to the brown. Dark pink apply the second layer in the darkest parts of the petals.
We turn to the green leaves and mark the lightest places with a light green marker.
Add green midtone and make the gradient from light to dark where necessary.
And now it’s dark green for dark leaves and shadows. With yellow we draw stamens.
We take a white gel pen and add glare daughters to the greenery and the light parts of the flower's petals.
I like to draw flowers and plants, but not as much as architecture)) I hope you will appreciate it!))
P.S. It is hard to write in English, because my native language is Russian. But I'm learning. If you notice serious errors in the text that interfere with the correct perception, please let me know about them.
