How to Draw a Jasmine Flower

1. Begin the cartoon jasmine flower outline by drawing the flower's center. Use a series of small, narrow, "U" shaped lines to enclose a round shape. Then, begin enclosing the petals around it, using two curved lines for each.

2. Draw two more petals until they total four in number. Texture the center of the flower with "U" shaped lines. Then, draw pollen-bearing anthers extending from the flower's center. Each anther is a small teardrop shape on the end of a curved line.

3. Draw more anthers extending from the flower's center. Then draw the "Y" shaped stem using pairs of curved lines. At the tip of the adjacent stem, begin drawing another blossom, using two curved lines for its large petal.

4. Draw the center of the flower, using "U" shaped lines to enclose a round shape. Then draw three more overlapping petals around the flower center for a total of four petals.

5. Draw anthers in the second flower, using a curved line and a small teardrop shape for each. Extend the stem still farther, forming another "Y" shape. At its tip, use a curved line to enclose yet another petal.

6. Use "U" shaped lines to enclose part of the flower's center visible just above the petal. Then, use curved lines to enclose the remaining three petals.

7. Draw anthers in the previous flower, using a curved line and a small teardrop shape for each. Then, draw a flower bud that has not yet opened. Use overlapping curved lines to sketch the base of the flower and its petals.

8. Extend curved lines from the stem. These will become the veins of leaves. Enclose the leaves around them, using two curved lines that meet at a point for each leaf.

9. Complete the final leaf, outlining it with curved lines that meet at a point. Then, extend curved lines from each leaf vein, indicating smaller veins.

Your cartoon jasmine flower outline is now complete. Color your picture. Jasmine flowers are usually white, but they may also be yellow or pink.