How to draw stick figures with dense plants

How to draw a stick figure of dense plants is as follows:

1, we prepare pen and paper, and draw a long trunk first.

2. Then draw branches on the trunk.

3. Next, continue to draw leaves.

4. Then continue to draw the texture of the trunk.

5. Next, draw the grass under the poplar.

6. Finally, paint it with beautiful colors.

Poplar is introduced as follows:

Populus alba, the general name of poplar in Salicaceae, has smooth gray-green bark and natural branches; The green leaves are dense and turn bright yellow; It is dioecious, and the first leaf opens in spring. Bark is usually gray and smooth, and only the base of old trees is rough. Buds villous or smooth.

Leaves villous, at least under long branches and leaves; Short branches and leaves are fluffy or smooth; Petiole lateral flat or nearly cylindrical. Bracts split into strips, with long hairs on the edges, and stigma 2-4-lobed; Stamens 5-20, anthers not apiculate. Capsule oblong, usually 2-valved.

The origin of poplar is introduced as follows:

Poplar, native to the northern hemisphere, is famous for its leaves swaying in the breeze and straight trunk. Because of the fast tillering, more trees grow into forests and rare individual trees, which is very beneficial to the natural landscape. Poplar types, 1 species, 1 hybrid, 13 varieties and 7 varieties are made in China.

The characteristics of poplar are introduced as follows:

Deciduous tree, about 30 meters high, DBH about 65438 0 meters, straight trunk, gray-green to gray-white bark, diamond-shaped lenticels, dark gray at the base of the old tree, longitudinal crack. The young branches are hairy and then fall off. The leaves and buds are ovate, the long branches and leaves are broadly ovate or triangular-ovate, with a length of 10- 15 cm, a tapering short tip, a heart-shaped or truncated base, deep or wavy teeth, densely covered with fluff below, and gradually falling off.

The upper part of the petiole is flat, 3-7 cm long, and there are often 2-4 glands at the top; Short branches and leaves are ovate or triangular-ovate, the apex is acuminate, the lower part is hairless, the teeth are deeply wavy, the petiole is flat, slightly shorter than the leaves.

The flower buds are ovoid or subglobose, the male inflorescence is 10- 14 cm long, the bracts are densely hairy, and the stamens are 6-12; The female flower is oval, and the inflorescence is14cm long. Fruit conical or oblong, 2-lobed. The flowering period is from March to April, and the fruiting period is from April to May, with a large capsule.