Artist's Drawing and Inspiration

Hydrangea

The hydrangea in this demonstration drawing by Helene Wild was slowly wilting while she worked. Because she has found that flowers (in most cases) are the first parts of a plant to ‘flop’, she usually completes them before moving on to the leaves.

STEP ONE

Because it

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