How to Draw a Daisy Flower

1. Begin the daisy flower outline by drawing the center of the flower. Use many short, connected, curved lines to draw a circle or oval shape.

2. Next, begin drawing the petals of the flower. This is a bit like a game of picking the petals off of the flower but in reverse. Use a long curved line, doubled back upon itself, for each petal. Notice that the line becomes wavy at the tip of the petal and that the petals overlap, with subsequent petals partially hidden behind the first.

3. Continue drawing petals, noting their overlapping nature and the wavy line at the tip.

4. Continue drawing petals around the center of the flower.

5. Finish drawing petals around the center of the flower. Then, begin texturing the petals with curved lines that extend from the flower center to the tip of the petal.

6. Continue to texture the petals, then, extend two curved lines below the blossom to indicate the flower's stem.

7. Draw a leaf on one side of the stem. Extend a curved line from the stem, then drop a short line at its tip. From this, extend a longer curved line and repeat the pattern. Each of the lines should meet at a jagged point.

8. Draw another leaf on the opposite side of the stem. Again, use a series of lines that meet at jagged points.

9. Draw a long curved line down the center of each leaf to indicate the leaf vein. Use short curved lines, singular and in series, to texture the center of the flower.

Your daisy flower outline is now complete. Don't forget to color your beautiful blossom! Daisies come in a lot of different colors. Many have yellow centers with white petals or brown centers with yellow petals. Some daisy blooms are orange, red, or even green.