Spring is a period of romance, and many people dream of flowers during this period. In addition, at any time of the year, everyone will be happy to receive a postcard with a colorful picture of a flower. The drawing can be used anywhere - for postcards, greetings, website designs and more.
It is necessary
Adobe Photoshop program
Instructions
Step 1
Create a new document in Photoshop and select the Polygon tool from the toolbox. In the tool settings, set the radius to 50 pixels and the sides value to 16.
Step 2
Then open the Filter menu and open the Distort subsection. Select the Pucker and bloat item, having selected your polygon in advance.
Step 3
Set the filter value to 50% - the polygon will turn into a preform for elongated chamomile petals.
Step 4
Open the Ellipse tool in the toolbox and draw a circle in the center of the daisy while holding Shift. The middle of the flower will be her face - using the Rounded Rectangle Tool and applying the Warp - arc option to the rectangle, draw the eyebrows. Make two eyebrows this way, flip them with Free Transform and place them on the face in the appropriate places.
Step 5
After that, take the Pen or Pencil Tool and draw curved lines for the closed eyes. Use the pen to draw a wide smile on the flower.
Step 6
Now start drawing the pot - first draw a narrow rectangle slightly curved downward. Flip it 90 degrees and copy it by dragging the flipped copy onto the original by selecting Arrange Send Backward from the right-click context menu.
Step 7
Using the Ellipse Tool, draw an elongated oval inside the resulting potted earth shape, and move it to the back with the Send Backward command.
Step 8
Draw the bottom of the pot using the Rectangle Tool. Open the Free Transform function and reshape the rectangle so that it resembles a trapezoid tapering downward.
Step 9
Place the resulting shape in the background. Now open the Ellipse Tool again and draw the bottom of the pot so that the bottom of the trapezoid is rounded and three-dimensional. Combine the trapezoid and oval into one shape with the command Add to shape area> Expand.
Step 10
Color the pot and chamomile with the flowers you like, and, if desired, paint a bouquet of smaller flowers around the chamomile.
