Drawing medlar fruits

Good evening dear friends of this community.

This beautiful night I bring you a sketch of some medlar sapotes, which I drew with the 4H pencil,

and then apply colors such as brown in various shades to simulate the pulp of the medlar, and the

skin of the fruit. With the sand color paint the strip that goes in the center of the fruit following the

black seeds.

The leaf applied two shades of green and its shadow to one side following the opposite side of the

light. With the black color, apply the shading to the fruits and paint the base where the fruits rest in

gray and the background in light green.

Process when drawing. . .

The loquat sapote is native to Central America and South America. During the Spanish colonization

it was introduced in the Philippines and thus spread to other regions of Asia. Its pulp is very sweet and delicious.

I hope you like my illustrated content.

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See you soon, God willing.