|Uploaded:||October 12, 2010| |Updated:||October 12, 2010| What
do you say we switch up things a bit and learn about something
totally new? Yesterday I opened up my e-mail and I saw that
there was more than one request for a certain flower lesson that
I haven’t done yet. So today I will be teaching you guys "how to
draw an iris", step by step. Now the flower species name may
sound familiar, and you might even think you know what type of
blooming plant it is. For those of you that are unsure what
exactly an iris is, I will fill you in on the 411 right now. The
flower got it’s name from the Greek Goddess of love, Iris. The
very word means rainbow, and by looking at one of these stunning
flowers, you automatically know why they are called iris. These
plants come in a variety of fabulous colors including blue and
purple, brown and red, black, white and yellow, and pink and
orange. Did you know that these garden plants grown in a bunch
of different places like deserts, swamps, and even in the
coldest of climates.