Flowers can be easily painted, find some flowers on the meadow and take them as a template.
Pick flowers (with style)
Look closely at the flower.
Observations:
- the style is a long line
- the upper flowers sit on a small triangle as strokes
- at the sides, leaves from each of these consist of two curved strokes
And already stands the coarse "scaffold" of the flower.
Now take colorful pencils in the colors of the flowers and leaves and paint over the pre-drawn strokes. Paint out the leaves.
The flowers are ready!
After this principle all flowers can be painted easily. Only careful observation is required, then the implementation also works. Try it out yourself!
Start with flowers that only consist of very thin petals (these can easily be painted as strokes!)
I don't necessarily recommend starting with roses or poppies.