17. Four Seasons Tree

Four Season Trees

  1. Devide your paper into four equal sections. This can be done any way you want, but try to have each section ake up about a quarter of the paper. Don't worry, it doesn't have to perfect.

  2. In each section, colour in a colour or a pattern that represents to you each one of the seasons. Commonly green for spring, yellow for summer, orange or red for fall and blue or grays for winter,

  3. With a pencil draw a simple tree that either overlaps all four areas like the four examples here or a tree in each section seperatly.

  4. Once you have the tree the way you want it, colour it in with a black pencil crayon or marker.