When you look at a plant, the leaves are not all facing perfectly towards you, so try some different positions. My biggest suggestion for these plants, as well as every other one, is to make sure you vary the position of your plants. They’re the most fun to draw when the vines are hanging down nice and low. Pothos vines are the most common houseplant, and as they are vines, I prefer to draw them in a hanging pot. The first plants I doodled here are a pothos plant and a ZZ plant. If you’re going to make multiple doodles on your page, I suggest changing up the sizes and shapes of the pots maybe even add in a hanging pot here and there! The pots I show here all start off with a basic shape, the only difficult part is adding dimension to them. Sketching them first will help you decide how the leaves and vines and branches will move along the page. When drawing houseplants, you have to remember the vessel that holds them. Plenty of references: you can use either your own houseplants or any pictures you find online.Acrylographs: Any set with more than one green will work! The Plant Based Bride collection works best as it has three very leaf-green colors.So I wanted to share my process with a few plant doodles with you all! It should be beginner-friendly and enjoyable for anyone with a love of plants! They’re very easy to make since they are so forgiving if you mess up or it looks imperfect plants are already so different and crazy that no one will notice one leaf being a bit funky. Last year I made houseplants a monthly theme, and since then, I have enjoyed doodling little houseplants wherever I go. But I have a particular fondness for my houseplants. This month, I have something fun to share with you all. Hi, everyone! This is Quinn from zquinns_art on Instagram.
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