Nature & Flowers

Flowers, leaves, fruit, the sea, a volcano and the night sky, each broken into six frames you can copy one at a time.

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  How to draw a flower

  Six frames, one open flower on a stem. Three petals first, then the other three and the stem, the two leaves, and the centre near the end.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a rainbow

  Six frames, a rainbow with a cloud at each end and three birds. The clouds first, then the bands from the outside in, and the birds last.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw an apple

  Six frames, four apples on a leafy branch — three hanging and one on the ground. Two apples first, then the other two, then leaf after leaf.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a rose

  Six frames, one open rose. The centre cluster first, then the leaves, the outer petals and the stem.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a star

  Six frames, one faceted five-pointed star and four smaller ones, built one facet panel at a time.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a tree

  Six frames, one broad-leaved tree. Trunk first, then the branches, then the foliage in separate clumps.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a beach

  Six frames, one beach scene. The sea and its three waves first, then the sun and clouds — and the palm trunk and the parasol pole right at the end.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a wave

  Six frames, one big breaking wave. The inside of the curl first, not the outline — and all the spray droplets in the very last frame.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw tulips

  Six frames, three tulips of different heights. All three flower cups arrive together in the first frame — and the lines that split each cup into petals come last.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a leaf

  Six frames, one maple leaf — and this sheet is the tidiest on the site: one lobe per frame, each with its own vein, and the stem last.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a strawberry

  Six frames, one strawberry. The whole berry outline arrives in the first frame — a big first step — then a calyx leaf at a time, with all eleven seeds at the end.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw Earth

  Six frames, one globe, revealed ocean-panel by ocean-panel rather than continent by continent. The land emerges as the white left behind, and the stars come last.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a hibiscus flower

  Six frames, one open hibiscus. Three petals first and the other two next, so the flower head is done by frame two — and the stamen column arrives at frame five.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a lily

  Six frames, one open lily. Three petals in the first frame, the rest two at a time — and the stem, the leaves and the central stamens right at the end.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw the moon

  Six frames, a crescent moon in a night sky. The whole moon and every crater arrive in frame one; the five frames after it are clouds and stars.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a volcano

  Six frames, one erupting volcano. The whole cone with its lava streams arrives in frame one; the smoke, the ground and the flying lava come after it.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a palm tree

  Six frames, one palm tree on a mound of sand. The fronds come first, two at a time; the trunk is not drawn until frame five.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a sunflower

  Six frames, one tall sunflower with two leaves and a bud. The seed head and one leaf first — and no petals at all until frame three.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a landscape

  Six frames, one countryside scene with hills, a river, a tree, a house and a sun. The leaves come first and the birds last.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.