The simplest poems and paintings of plum blossoms

Xue Mei's illustrated poems are as follows:

1. First draw a plum blossom in the upper left corner. You can make the plum blossom bigger, draw plum branches and draw some small petals on it.

2. Draw the eaves above, draw a thick layer of snow on the eaves, and draw some floating petals in the middle to draw more petals.

3, draw a round window on the wall, you can do some design on both sides of the window, and draw some grass on the left and right corners for decoration, so that the line-drawn plum blossom poem is completed.

4. Then start coloring. Plum petals are painted pink, stamens are painted yellow, branches are painted red, and fluttering petals are painted pink.

5. The eaves are painted brown and khaki, the top is painted blue like the sky, the walls are painted skin color, the windows are painted brown, and the grass at the bottom is painted green.

6. Finally, write Wang Anshi's poem Plum Blossoms on the Window and sort it out, so that beautiful plum blossom poems can be drawn!

Xue Mei's introduction:

Xue Mei is a small tree and sparse shrub with a height of 4 4- 10/0m. Its bark is gray and smooth, its branchlets are green and hairless, its leaves are ovoid and ovoid, its apex is gradually pointed, its base is wedge-shaped to nearly round, its edges are jagged and gray-green, with white hairs on both sides, which will fall off when it grows up.

Xue Mei, also known as Chimonanthus praecox, Chimonanthus praecox, deciduous shrub, has high ornamental value and a long planting history. Because it blooms alone in the cold winter, it is also called Dongmei.