How to Use Mulberries in Landscape Art

Mulberries are an excellent substitute for paint when making landscape art because their fruit juice are strong in color and can stick on a material for too long.

1. Get a blank coupon bond and color the whole page with your preferred background color. Spread the oil pastel thoroughly with the aid of a piece of cotton.
Draft your trees in a symmetrical order. Observe proximity in drawing them.

2. Apply the mulberry fruits carefully on the drafted tree stems. Make sure to distribute them properly.

3. Use a black color pen to darken the stems, afterwhich, use a regular pen to draw tiny branches of trees that will put the leaves together.

4. Add some elements in the background by utilizing the resources available. Use the corresponding material for every specific detail. See to it that you are portraying a clear picture of a place. (ex: a footpath in between trees)

5. Polish everything until you are satisfied with the outcome. Use a highlighter pen to put emphasis on the leaves in the background.

6. Leave your work in an open area until it dries.
Lastly, prepare a frame for your work to be secured.

Congratulations!

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