How to draw peony flowers is simple and beautiful

The simple and beautiful painting of peony flowers is as follows:

1, draw a peony petal.

2. Draw other petals around the painted petals and put them together.

3. Draw more blooming petals around and scatter them around the flower heart.

4. Draw leaves painted by peony flowers.

5, color, a beautiful peony flower is drawn.

Peony, as an ornamental plant, began in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. According to Wei Xuan's Painting of Liu Bin's Family in the Tang Dynasty, "There were very distinctive peony paintings in Yang Zihua during the Northern Qi Dynasty. When people from North China were together, they knew that peony had existed for a long time. " According to Taiping Magnolia, there were many peonies in Yongjia (now Wenzhou) bamboo in the Song Dynasty.

The appearance of the name "Peony" marks the beginning of peony cultivation history. Li Shizhen's Compendium of Materia Medica in the Ming Dynasty said: "Peony was named' Mu' (which means it can reproduce asexually), and its name was added as' Dan'.

Peony is a deciduous shrub. The stem is 2 meters high; The branches are short and thick. The leaves are usually bipinnately compound, and occasionally the leaves near the top of the branches are 3 leaflets; The terminal leaflets are broadly ovoid, 7-8 cm long and 5.5-7 cm wide, 3-lobed in the middle, with undivided or 2-3-lobed lobes, green on the surface, glabrous, pale green on the back, and sometimes white powder.

Sparsely pubescent or subglabrous along veins, petiole length 1.2-3 cm; Lateral leaflets narrowly ovate or oblong-ovate, 4.5-6.5 cm long and 2.5-4 cm wide, ranging from 2-lobed to 3-lobed or undivided, subsessile; The petiole is 5- 1 1 cm long, and the leaf axis is hairless.

Growing environment:

Sexual desire likes warm, cool, dry and sunny environment. Like sunshine, but also resistant to semi-shade, cold, drought, weak alkali, avoid water, heat and direct sunlight. Suitable for growth in loose, deep, fertile, dry and well-drained neutral sandy loam. Poor growth in acidic or cohesive soil.