![]() In fact, drawing using a pencil first can generally help to make a drawing easier, as you don’t have to worry about making mistakes. Using progressively darer pencils, you can then do other versions and layers that build up the details gradually. You can also do rough sketches that break the drawing down to its simplest elements. We show you how to build up the drawing as you go, but using additional resources will make it easier to visualize and capture the essence of the sunflower. Even a fake sunflower would get the job done if it’s relatively realistic! You can look up pictures of sunflowers online, find pictures in books or maybe even buy a sunflower to use as a reference. One way that you can make this guide a bit easier is by using additional pictures to help you. These are optional tips and things to keep in mind as you draw that can make your experience easier and more fun. We’re about to embark on this guide on how to draw a sunflower, and we’re sure you’re eager to get started! Before we begin, we had just a few tips for you that can help you to prepare for what’s in the guide. Prepare For This Drawing To Make It Easier! ![]() We created this step-by-step guide on how to draw a sunflower in just 10 easy steps to make learning to draw one of these flowers easier than ever. If you have, then you’re in the right place! If you love sunflowers as well, you may have wondered how you can learn to draw a sunflower. Sunflowers are one of these flowers, as they are loved by millions of people worldwide. No matter how many variations there are, some flowers are definitely more beloved than others. Many varieties of sunflowers, elderberries, and serviceberries are edible for humans, too-if you can beat the birds to them.There are so many flowers in nature that it would probably be close to impossible to see every type of flower that exists. Additionally, elderberry flowers attract insects, which in turn attract even more birds in spring. Rose-breasted Grosbeaks, for instance, depend heavily on these native berries during fall migration 95 percent of their diets are fruit during this time. Highly nutritious fruits prized by cardinals, grosbeaks, and tanagers drip from the branches of these small trees (or large shrubs, depending on their size). Less widely known are elderberries and serviceberries. Sunflowers attract a wide variety of bird species, and so are practically bird feeders that you can grow in your yard. There are few pleasures greater than watching birds pluck nutrient-rich seeds from the center of enormous yellow sunflowers. Sparrowsīirds: Northern Cardinal, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Black-headed Grosbeak, Blue Grosbeak, Scarlet Tanager, Western TanagerĪttract Them With: Sunflowers ( Helianthus sp.), elderberries ( Sambucus sp.), and serviceberries ( Amelanchier sp.) And if you're not sure what species is visiting your native plants, download our free Audubon bird guide to find out. For more information, check out our handy native plants database to find the best species for birds in your area. To help you out, we’ve selected the native plants that common backyard birds depend on, so you can support them in your yard. These bird-plant relationships are often so intertwined that gardeners can attract specific avians to their yards by cultivating the right plants. For their part, birds have shaped their entire life cycles, including their migrations and feeding habits, around plant communities and the seasonal fruits and insects they serve up. Native plants are also important hosts for protein-rich native insects like butterfly and moth caterpillars, which nesting birds need to feed their growing chicks. Large, colorful fruits feed birds and, in return, birds spread the plant’s seeds far and wide, supporting whole ecosystems. ![]() Birds and native plants are made for each other, thanks to millions of years of evolution. ![]()
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