Starter path · 10 drawings
Easy Tree and Flower Drawings
10 drawings from the Plants path in Paper Coach, easiest first, each one line at a time on paper.
These ten plant drawings start small. A pine tree is just triangles stacked one on top of the other, and the tulip and cactus come next with only a few shapes each. Later you draw a big oak, a sunflower and a rose, then a twisted bonsai, and you finish with a windowsill garden.
The drawings
Easiest first
The first 3 are free in the app; each one after builds on the ones before.
Pine TreeGuide coming soon · in the app nowHow to Draw a Tulip10 steps · about 3 minHow to Draw a Cactus9 steps · about 2 minMushroomGuide coming soon · in the app now
Big OakGuide coming soon · in the app now
SunflowerGuide coming soon · in the app now
Palm TreeGuide coming soon · in the app now
RoseGuide coming soon · in the app now
BonsaiGuide coming soon · in the app now
Windowsill GardenGuide coming soon · in the app nowScenes
Scenes on this path
Whole pictures, drawn the same way, part by part, then colored in.
Questions
Good to know
Which plant drawing should I start with?
Start with the pine tree. It is made of stacked triangles, so it only takes a few minutes. Then draw the tulip and the cactus. The later drawings build on what those first three teach.
Can a young child draw these plants?
Yes. The first three use big, simple shapes a child can copy. A parent can draw the same plant on a separate sheet, one step at a time, and you can compare when you both finish.
What do I need to draw them?
A pencil, an eraser and plain paper are enough. Press lightly at first so mistakes are easy to erase, then go over the lines you want to keep.
Draw the whole path with Lina
In Paper Coach, Lina draws each line of every Plants drawing on the screen, then waits while you draw it on paper. The first 3 are free.
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