Crimson Jewels: A Detailed Cranberry Bush

Fun Fact

Did you know that cranberries grow in bogs and are harvested by flooding the fields? The berries float to the surface, making them easy to collect! This unique method gives us those delicious tart treats.

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Leaf Tones - Use a range of greens, from bright lime for younger leaves to deep forest green for older ones. Add hints of red or brown for autumn touches.
2. 2🖍️ Berry Brilliance - Start with a light red or pink base for the cranberries, then layer darker reds and even a touch of maroon for depth and a glossy appearance. Don't forget tiny white highlights!
3. 3✨ Stem and Vine Detail - Pay close attention to the thin, winding stems. Use muted browns and greens, adding subtle shadows to show their delicate structure.
4. 4🌈 Ground Texture - For the ground beneath, consider earthy tones like light browns, grays, and subtle greens to mimic moss or damp soil, adding tiny speckles for texture.