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Hey everyone!

Here is my rose for Tutorial: Draw a Rose for National Rose Month!Celebrate National Rose Month by revisiting @AustinMaples’ tutorial on how to draw a rose. Take part and earn a brand-new Profile badge made by @Doosio!Learn how to draw a rose in under three minutes! ,Watch the tutorial to discover the simple shapes it takes to draw a rose in bloom. Illustrate your own version and submit it as a deviation with the tag #DATutorialRoseMonth to receive a new blossoming badge designed by @Doosio for your Profile!If you’ve already drawn a rose by following @AustinMaples’ tutorial, now is the perfect time to see how you’ve improved since you last tried—and if you haven’t done it before, you can get two badges at once!,To participate, follow these steps: Watch: Follow along as @AustinMaples breaks down the easy steps to draw a rose.Create: Using the tutorial steps, illustrate your own version of a rose, or apply what you’ve learned to a new artwork.Upload: Submit your work as a deviation with the tag #DATutorialRoseMonth to get the Profile badge. (You can also add the tag #DATutorialRose to get the previous badge, if you don’t already have it!) Not sure how to add a tag? Click on the button below to have it added automatically!,,,
https://youtu.be/q2hMY8Z6LP0
You can also read through each step, if you prefer.,Check out these examples below and browse other submissions.,Want to keep practicing your skills? See past creative challenges.,Join the ConversationAnswer these questions in a comment on this journal, and be sure to share your rose drawing in your comment, too! What’s your favorite flower or plant to draw?Do you include plants or flowers in your art often?What tutorial(s) would you like to see in the future?
I already drew a rose the 1st time they uploaded the tutorial

and I had had fun with it, so I thought: why not give it a 2nd try, with a medium I haven't used much, or not at all?? So I followed my dear friend Ptero-Pterodactylus 's advice and took 3 of my fountain pens to draw... I only use them to write, but I used them to doodle a lot at school ...so it was interesting I used only the fountain pens with pure ink for some parts, a wash with a waterbrush for some others... it was really cool and fun!! and I like the way some of the inks have different colors when you water them down a bit

I used a recycled piece of cardboard (chocolate wrapper) that I had previously covered with watercolor leftover, a light pink... thought it would go well with a rose

Made with:
- Faber Castell Pitt Artist pens (XS, S)
- Fountain pens
- waterbrush
- Pelikan 4001 ink (dark green, violet and royal blue)
- On recycled and watercolored cardboard

Description
Hey everyone!

Here is my rose for Tutorial: Draw a Rose for National Rose Month!Celebrate National Rose Month by revisiting @AustinMaples’ tutorial on how to draw a rose. Take part and earn a brand-new Profile badge made by @Doosio!Learn how to draw a rose in under three minutes! ,Watch the tutorial to discover the simple shapes it takes to draw a rose in bloom. Illustrate your own version and submit it as a deviation with the tag #DATutorialRoseMonth to receive a new blossoming badge designed by @Doosio for your Profile!If you’ve already drawn a rose by following @AustinMaples’ tutorial, now is the perfect time to see how you’ve improved since you last tried—and if you haven’t done it before, you can get two badges at once!,To participate, follow these steps: Watch: Follow along as @AustinMaples breaks down the easy steps to draw a rose.Create: Using the tutorial steps, illustrate your own version of a rose, or apply what you’ve learned to a new artwork.Upload: Submit your work as a deviation with the tag #DATutorialRoseMonth to get the Profile badge. (You can also add the tag #DATutorialRose to get the previous badge, if you don’t already have it!) Not sure how to add a tag? Click on the button below to have it added automatically!,,,
https://youtu.be/q2hMY8Z6LP0
You can also read through each step, if you prefer.,Check out these examples below and browse other submissions.,Want to keep practicing your skills? See past creative challenges.,Join the ConversationAnswer these questions in a comment on this journal, and be sure to share your rose drawing in your comment, too! What’s your favorite flower or plant to draw?Do you include plants or flowers in your art often?What tutorial(s) would you like to see in the future?
I already drew a rose the 1st time they uploaded the tutorial

and I had had fun with it, so I thought: why not give it a 2nd try, with a medium I haven't used much, or not at all?? So I followed my dear friend Ptero-Pterodactylus 's advice and took 3 of my fountain pens to draw... I only use them to write, but I used them to doodle a lot at school ...so it was interesting I used only the fountain pens with pure ink for some parts, a wash with a waterbrush for some others... it was really cool and fun!! and I like the way some of the inks have different colors when you water them down a bit

I used a recycled piece of cardboard (chocolate wrapper) that I had previously covered with watercolor leftover, a light pink... thought it would go well with a rose

Made with:
- Faber Castell Pitt Artist pens (XS, S)
- Fountain pens
- waterbrush
- Pelikan 4001 ink (dark green, violet and royal blue)
- On recycled and watercolored cardboard