The list of my 100 flowers

If you are drawing flowers, it is always nice to discover one you never heard of before.

I am sharing my list of the 100 flowers that I drew for my project. Well, there are less than 100 types of flowers, because some of them I drew twice or even three times. There are some that I don't know their names. (Just found a beautiful reference image and drew the flower.) I hope, though, you will still find some interesting ones or rediscover some favourites that you have forgotten.

I started my project with the Tulip. Quite a basic look if you compare it to my other Tulips along the way.

1. Tulip

2. Lily of the Valley

3. Daisy (I guess. This was a flower I saw on the side of the road, taking a walk. At that moment I had no list of what to draw, so it was welcome.)

4. Grape Hyacinth/Muscari

5. Anthurium

6. (Mountain flower)

7. Fresia

8. Calla Lily

9. (Flower)

10. Forget me not

11. Cherry blossom

12. Gerbera

13. Poppy

14. Wheatflower

15. Cosmos

16. Oxalis Iron Cross (Good Luck Flower)

17. Zucchini flower

18. Zucchini leaf

19. Echinacea flower

20. Dandelion

21. Dandelion

22. Mallow

23. Floral illustration (Cosmos, Poppy, Echinacea, Wild Carnation and some fantasy flowers)

24. Primrose hybrid

25. Floral illustration (Dandelion, Cosmos, Mallow)

26. Floral wreath (Magnolia, Tulip and some fantasy flowers and leaves)

27. Ice cream with flowers

28. Clematis

29. Peony

30. Butterfly with Peonies, fantasy flowers and leaves

31. Floral vase with fantasy flowers

32. Hellebore

33. Lavender and Wild Carnation

34. Leaves

35. Sunflower

36. Floral illustration with blue mini roses and green leaves

37. Leaves

38. Floral illustration with fantasy flowers and leaves

39. Rose

40. Roses

41. Lotus flower

42. Wild Carnation

43. Kalanchoe

44. Lotus seed pods

45. Plumeria

46. Orchid

47. Hibiscus

48. Succulent

49. Avocado flower

50. Tulips

51. Columbine

52. Primula denticulata

53. Lilly flower

54. Dahlia

55. Waterlily

56. Floral illustration with fantasy flowers

57. Helenium

58. Fuchsia

59. Anemone

60. Heliconia

61. Buttercup

62. Acorn

63. Cape Daisy

64. Geranium

65. Stitchwort

66. Schizostylis Coccinea

67. Black-Eyed-Susan and Gypsophila

68. Dogrose

69. Lily of the Valley and Thymeherb

70. Peony

71. Lewisia

72. Daffodil

73. Mushroom and Fern

74. Mushrooms

75. Magnolia

76. Blueberries and Blueberry flowers

77. Bluebells

78. Viola tricolour

79. Violas, Violets and Pansies

80. Cosmos and bird

81. Foxglove

82. Hepatica Nobilis

83. Physalis

84. Physalis flower

85. Iris

86. Ranunculus

87. Gardenia

88. Wild Strawberry flowers

89. Aster

90. Snowdrop

91. Lilac

92. Crocus

93. Chrysanthemum

94. Jasmine flower

95. Flannel flower

96. Bird of Paradise

97. Floral illustration

98. Echeveria and Rooibos leaves

99. Alstromeria

100. Hydrangea

It was interesting to redraw some of the flowers in my project because the progress was even more visible. Having a list of flowers you already drew, but you were not completely happy with can be a good idea. Maybe you try to draw them some other time. This way, you can track your progress better.

Check out all my 100 drawings and some work in progress photos here.

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To create the image for this post I have used for the background an Unsplash photo by Helena Hertz.

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