So another nice way to approach trees would be to look at the kind of the simple shapes and the contour and and they have. So for example, sometimes we have really straightforward ones. So when we I'm going to work really very small because I am not trying to make complete masterpieces, rather small studies. So just to show you, for example, just the contour around paying attention to this could be very interesting because the branches are kind of like arms so you can create all kinds of Super fun gestures kind of they all talking to each other and they all related. It's like they they trying to yeah have a conversation. So for example something like this and then so I suppose in these three somewhere not a straight yet, I still think that the most important thing about them is kind of their, the big branches that they have and also the gestures, the movement here The way we can make them lean, we exaggerate everything.

So even if in the in real life or in the original, they don't lean as much. Why don't we dramatize it. So you see here, it's like a shock three, or maybe it's welcoming the other side, they kind of dancing. By changing the direction of the branches. You could change the mood, you could change everything you could, as we already seen with a line of action in the previous videos, we there is a lot we can change just by a few simple strokes. If I was to redo this, for example.

And for example, I want to emphasize something else like maybe I want to make this one a bit. cuddly, lean backwards. This one also kind of fun, the bit or is this one was a bit more strict. So and then the last one, maybe I want the less and less of less of and a bit on the side. So for example, something like this, you see that's a very different picture from this one by just changing the position of the branches how this one was. So this tree was so welcoming.

So with open arms, and now it's kind of like maybe bit stepping back a bit not so confident, I don't know what you're doing. So that's just some ideas of the counter. Also, this is quite handy for when you see load of trees. So for example, you're walking through the forest. And you notice this is a fantastic rhythmic structures. Variable nice to relax.

They're all different if you really observe, there are always different types of branches but what what is nice about them is not so much even their differences, but now how structured they are so like there's lines. See if I was to do it a bit differently. Also, this is a very nice thing to do sometimes do it several times. So instead of just kind of one and done, you try it once and that way you really have nothing to lose because you just think well, I can just redo it into seconds. So these are kind of the rhythmic, the found rhythmic patterns you get. And all you have is a silhouette or like a contour.

But you see what they are right so and then maybe something of a bark to hear I'm not paying attention to anything else except the console. For example