Draw up a square page and some colors
We'll use each square as a single color field, and we've chosen a clear-sided tulip pattern for starters.
Count first how many squares are in the broadest row to fit the drawing into the page. Leave some space around the pattern.
Set middle and start line
Select the middle axis of the tulip, compare the square numbers on the right and left as you place the leaves in the upper part.
The thin grid in the sample shows that the pattern is set in squares. After finishing a line, move to the bottom line; correct it before coloring if you count incorrectly.
Paint the main color areas first
Use coral and peach hues for the flower head, green for the stalks and leaves, and try to paint equally without leaving empty white spots in a square.
If you use the same color in different concentrations, there might be a new tone.
Create flowers different from tulips
Change the width of the flower's head or direction of the leaves. Check again the row-by-line numbers in the new pattern.
To draw larger, you can represent each pattern squared with two book squares per squared, which is a way of maintaining the ratios to increase.
Draw the pattern on the paper again in the editor
Set the pen and pixels in the editor's editor by reference to the lines in your notebook. Select the starting point and the canvas size according to the area covered by the pattern.
This guide does not present automatic photo conversion. After re-creating digital drawing, you can download it as PNG and store the editable project.
Start drawing in the editor →Frequently asked questions
Do I have to fill every frame?
No, the squares left out of the pattern can remain empty, so use every full frame in the pattern as a consistent color field.
Would more colors do better?
First, identify the colors that separate the main parts; add new tones when needed for light or detail.
Can I change the sample?
Yes, you can create your own experiment by changing shapes and colors, and see that the main issue is still read after change.
How do I save the drawing?
Download digital drawing as PNG; save your project file for editable layers and frames; and you can keep your paperwork in your notebook or photograph it.