How to draw the sixth grade with willow?

Liu sixth grade painting method is as follows:

1, draw the trunk of willow first, because the trunk of willow is thicker, so you need to draw it bigger, and then you can draw some branches on it, as shown below.

2. Then begin to supplement the details of the willow trunk. First, you can draw some lines and textures on the trunk, and then draw a spiral tree pattern, as shown in the figure below.

3. Then draw lines on the branches, or you can draw some leaves on both sides of the lines, and then start drawing willows with watercolor pens. The ground can be painted khaki, and then the trunk can be painted brown, as shown in the figure below.

4. Finally, paint the willow branches and leaves green with a watercolor pen, and draw a willow suitable for sixth grade painting here, as shown below.

Morphological characteristics of willow

The morphological characteristics of willow are as follows: trees or creeping, cushion-shaped, erect shrubs. The branches are cylindrical and the pith is nearly round. There is no terminal bud, the lateral buds are usually close to the branches, and the bud scales are single. Leaves alternate, sparsely opposite, usually narrow and long, mostly lanceolate, pinnately veined, serrated or entire; Petiole short; Stipules, serrated, usually early, sparsely persistent.

Inflorescence erect or obliquely spreading, leaves open first, or open at the same time with leaves, leaves open after sparse; Bracts entire, hairy or glabrous, persistent, sparsely caducous; Stamens 2- numerous, filaments free or partially or completely connate; The pistil of gland 1-2 is composed of 2 carpels, the ovary is sessile or stipitate, the styles are different in length, or absent, single 1 or cracked, and the stigma 1-2 cracked or not. Capsule 2-valved; The seeds are very small.