Welcome in our last class we learned about Henry Rousseau and his magical jungle paintings. Our final painting is going to look something like this when we're done with it and what we're gonna do today is we're gonna learn how to draw a bunch of different kinds of trees. You can see that we've got a banana tree back here in the background. We've got an orange tree, a palm tree and a big wide tree in the back and we've got these trees on the front and the side here. So we're gonna make a magical rain forest painting but we need to learn how to do some drawing first. So today we're gonna learn how to draw some trees. Take a normal 60-pound piece paper and fold it in half. Fold it once the hamburger way and crease it and then fold it again up the hamburger way and crease it so that we have four sections like this. Okay we are going to draw four different trees one in each section. So fold your paper back up and put your name on it down in the corner and put your grade which is two and your section your teacher's name. Okay then we're gonna start drawing together. Okay so our first drawing is gonna be a drawing that looks like this one. I call it a wide tree. It's kind of my tropical wide tree. So what you do to start and I'll put this one right here so you can kind of follow along with me is you're gonna start by making kind of two lines that are the outside of the tree and I like to kind of make mine wiggly so it looks like an old gnarled rain forest tree and then I kind of have them branching out like that. Okay then I draw the outside of the tree kind of wiggly again kind of you want it to be an organic shape like we talked about when we were learning about trees or organic shape like the forest and then I do a little curved line from here to make that branch and a curved line up this way to make that branch. Okay and that's kind of like our basic tree. Then because it's a rain forest tree and we've showed you a picture of this I like to add some little puffs in the front like little blobs almost like clouds and these are gonna be like the the little puffs that are in the front and then you can take some branches and overlap them behind those little puffs. I'm gonna put another one over here and I'll put some branch up this way and kind of put these branches up through the tree kind of like that. Okay so there's our first tree that is called I call that my tropical y tree. Oh I almost forgot the ground put a little line across there so you can see the ground. Okay in our next video we'll start the next tree.