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The difficulty is that most children specialize in one form of flower drawing and then do variants of it for the rest of their lives. That's not always a bad thing; any sketching practice is usually beneficial, but there are so many other possibilities available. For example, if they generally only have one row of petals on their blooms, why not make two? Or how about a look at your profile? Or how about adding some colorful spirals to their leaves? Or how about some lovely bugs? A fresh new arrangement and careful coloring might result in a very charming artwork for a special occasion or ordinary day.
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Using cut paper for the flower's center creates a wonderful 3D look. It's also a terrific way for youngsters to practice their scissor skills! Watercolor flowers are usually a fun art project for youngsters; check out this watercolor flower painting that incorporates oil pastel resist. Or have a look at this similar project we created for Remembrance Day using watercolor poppy painting.
