So basically a tree is comprised of three things. There's a trunk, there's branches, there's groupings, there's leaves. So when you're drawing your trees, you compose them based on species and where the forms they are, you compose all those elements together. So there's like forms of trees that are colomer, which are the ones that go straight out and they look like columns. There's vestigiate trees, which have different forms of colomer. And then along with vestigiate, there's ornamentals which are smaller and stature. So basically what I do when I do a tree is I'll draw a line straight down and then I'll sketch in the basic form that that tree might take on. And then I start drawing branches. And then I'll do groupings and leaves. Alright. I know you can. I can. So now I've got this tree that takes on a form, something like this. So now I'm going to ink it in. I'm going to start by drawing. I'm going to start drawing branches in. And then I'm going to switch pins to something thinner and start drawing the actual branches in. Okay. So once I have all my branches roughed in, I'm going to start drawing the leaves. And I'm going to start by just doing kind of a. Names and W. Type pattern. We have some birds in the background outside helping us out. Alright. Alright. So I've got this. I'm going to add just a little bit more texture in this long bottom edge. I'm going to sketch in some texture shadow lines. And this is only one of many different ways that typically draw trees. Now I take my heavy pin and kind of shadow in those dark areas. And I may add some stipples. And some little texture on the truck. Some hoop to do is on the truck. I'm going to draw the ground in there. Next I'll render it. Now select a color palette. So this time I'm going to start off with basically my primary colors that I like to use. I'm going to start off with my blue. Just to be different and throw you off after you got comfortable with one way of doing it. Now I'm going to work the pink in. I'm going to come in with the green. I'm going to come in with the second green. I'm going to come in with the darkest green. I'm going to take that medium green. Build that up a little bit more. Let me touch on some of those top edges. I'm going to take the dark green with the firmer edge and really kind of work in those shadow zones a lot more. I'm going to provide a few little stipples of those in there. Even out and about. I'm going to let that sit a minute. I'm going to set up a palette of blues pink oranges. First I'm going to start with the blue. I'm going to sketch the end.