I'm Isartastic and in this tutorial we're going to create a lovely for leave clover perfect for St. Patrick's Day. So grab your favorite mark making mediums and let's make some art. Alright we're going to begin our artwork with drawing the for leaves. So I'm going to draw up bring it in like a half a heart shape bring it over. We're going to overlap it a little bit so connect it in to it one more time. Bring it in and this one I'll overlap this way. And bring it in and that way I'm going to leave an opportunity for the stem which will flow down. Flow down. Next I'm going to use my lovely zigzag lines to add some grass. We're going to add some zigzag lines along the tips of these clover leaves. And that will allow for some color variations so we'll have the tips be later than the inside. And that's just going to create a little bit of cartoon realism but also some visual interest in our for leave clover perfect for some luck on St. Patrick's Day. I'm going to bring these lines up here bring this one in a little bit and now I'm ready for drawing a face. I'm going to draw one circle on one side and one circle on the other. In between I'm going to draw one line across and yeah I know I have this line coming down but that's okay because we're going to fill it in mostly with black anyway. I'm going to draw a nice wide U shape. From this side I'm going to draw a line over for the mouth and that tongue inside of it and the rest I'm going to color in black. In the eyes I'm going to draw one big circle and one little circle and then I'm going to color it in everything but those little circles. All right so now that we're done drawing we're going to grab our favorite mark making colors. So I'm going to need a green two different types of greens one and two. I'm going to use one for the grass and for the later areas and one for the inside of it and we're going to color. So first I'm going to color the grass at the bottom. So that way this four leaf clover has somewhere to live. I'm also going to use the same green on the edges of the leaves. And now we're ready to color in the rest. So I'll grab my green that I want to use for my clover and I can start coloring it in. Next I'm going to use our gray to shade. And you can also shade around the mouth around the eyes. We're going to color in that mouth or that tongue red. And to finish it off we're going to grab our black again and we're going to go around the perimeter to make our four leaf clover stand out. And this will clean up all the edges. And just like that your lovely four leaf clover perfect for same patching stay is done. For more crafty flatz Eagle