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Contents

Flowers

Lets

ISBN 978-1-4972-0367-9

e-ISBN 9781607659525

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Flowers

Lets

A Creative Workbook

for

Doodling & Beyond

ANGELEA VAN DAM

Well, this is exciting!

I'm so happy you've picked me to teach you to draw flowers. Not sure

if you can tell, but they're my favorite thing to draw, and soon, I hope, they

will be yours, too!

I have been drawing and doodling for years, and while I draw many

things, there have nearly always been flowers involved in some way. After

creating many coloring books in the past few years, I'm now super happy

to be teaching you how to draw flowers just like me. With the skills I'm

going to teach you, you will be able to start drawing your own coloring

images and using your own floral masterpieces for other creative pursuits!

My hope is that by working through this book with me, you

will come away knowing you can draw, too! You'll learn to

draw flowers to start, but also much more as you go on,

and while I'm teaching you my style, your own

style will emerge. This experience will be

fun, so grab a pen and paper, relax,

and let's get drawing!

Hello from

Angel

ssshhh,

its going to be

so

easy!

here's a secret for you...

Before we start, I should let you know a little about my

drawing style. I draw in two dimensions, basically flat

like a pancake. To make up for the lack of dimension in my

flat drawings, I add interest with plenty of details, doodles,

and additional elements that would never normally be found in

something like a flower petal, or I insert flowers and paisley patterns

inside of things like animals. I also do this when I'm using color

plenty of it!but we go over that in my other new book,

Let's Get

Creative with Markers

(check it out!).

While I do use photos and my surroundings for inspiration to

get started, it's generally just for shape reference. I recommend you

do this, too. Then I turn the shapes into designs that are instantly

identifiable as mine by adding all the details and elements that I'm

going to teach you throughout this book. It's not hard to draw like

I doit's just a lot of marks inside an outline and a little planning!

Just in case you were wondering what my credentials are for teaching

you anything... I have none! Only a lifetime of practice doing what I love and

sticking to it. Oh, and 15 published coloring books (and counting!). I've had no

professional training in anything, so I hope that makes you feel even better about

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