How to Draw the Arbutus Tree | Video Summary and Q&A

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Learn how to draw an arbutus tree with curved branches and reddish bark that sheds instead of leaves.

👀 Arbutus trees have branches that curve in various directions, giving them a unique and artistic look.
🌲 The bark of an arbutus tree is reddish in color and sheds, unlike most other trees.
🌲 Drawing the trunk and branches of the tree first helps establish the shape of the arbutus tree.
🪜 Adding texture to the bark enhances the realism of the drawing.
🍃 Drawing wavy bump lines for leaves simplifies the process compared to drawing individual leaves.
🍃 Adding color to the leaves and the texturing of the bark can bring the drawing to life.
🫥 Including grass with jagged lines adds depth and context to the arbutus tree drawing.

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Arbutus trees have curved branches, reddish bark that sheds, and wavy leaves.

Start by drawing the trunk of the tree and then add curved branches that go in different directions.

Use random jagged and wavy lines to give the illusion of bark texture on the trunk.

Draw wavy bump lines around the branches to represent the leaves, varying the size of the bumps.

Start by drawing the trunk of the arbutus tree and add curved branches that go all over the place.
Use straight and curved lines to create the branches and connect them to the trunk.
Add texture to the bark with random jagged and wavy lines, and draw leaves using wavy bump lines.