Volumetric Rose: 2 Methods

Learning to Work in Pocket Styler Studio

Posted: July 31st, 2025
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🌹 Volumetric Rose: Method 1

There are several ways to create a 3D rose in Studio.

Today, let’s explore the first one — using built-in prints and brushes.

This type of rose is perfect for decorating a dress bodice, brooch, headband, corset, or even shoes.

📌 Step 1: Basic Shape

Add a new detail in the Layers → Details section

→ choose the type “invisible.”

Go to the Decor → Prints tab.

Find the rose print and adjust the colors:

🔴 Base — deep red

🤎 Outline — brown

💚 Leaves — green (you can erase them later)


🎨 Step 2: Turn the Print into a Brush


The Prints field will appear in the layer properties.

Tap ⋮ → Clone as brush.

The print becomes a brush — now you can edit it!

Delete the original print.

Open the Brush tab.

Use the eraser to remove any extra parts (like the leaves).

Step 3: Add Volume

Create 3 brush layers:

1. 💖 Light — highlights on the edges of petals


2. 🖤 Dark — shadows in the center


3. 🧡 Orange — vibrant outline accents


The result is a rose with depth and vivid color.

A perfect bold detail to spice up any outfit! 💃

🌹 Volumetric Rose: Method 2

Let’s continue exploring rose creation in Studio!

Today we’ll draw a rose by hand — no prints, just using shape tools, points, and brushes.

This rose can be adapted to any style, from minimalistic to dramatic 🎭

📌 Step 1. Drawing Petal Shapes

Go to Layers → Details

→ Add a new detail on the layer where you want to create the rose.

Use points to shape the rose.

You can draw a single large petal or build a full spiral.

🔁 Work in stages: start with central petals, then add the outer ones.

Tip: Use smooth curves and soft lines to give the shape a natural look.


🎨 Step 2. Painting the Rose

Now add 3 brush layers, just like in Method 1:

1. 💖 Highlight brush — for light edges on the petals

2. 🖤 Shadow brush — for depth in the center

3. 🧡 Accent brush — for color transitions and expressive strokes

Work in the Brush tab.

Try to follow the petal shapes — this helps give the rose realistic volume.


✨ Step 3. Final Details & Effects

If you like, you can also add:

— A thin outline (via the Outline tab)

— Soft shadows (in the Shadow tab)

— Subtle shine using a semi-transparent white brush


💡 Result: A rose drawn completely from scratch — unique and perfect for any custom design!

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