About fern sketch as follows:

1. Start by drawing the slender branches of the fern. Determine the position of the main body and the plant leaves roughly facing.

2, add some short branches to the branch. Begin to draw the leaves, pay attention to the spacing and position before and after (ferns are of many varieties and different shapes, you can find some pictures for reference when drawing, draw your favorite shapes, and feel that drawing different combinations together will be very nice)

3, add some small broken leaves on the short branches. Carve the details to enrich the picture, refine the lines on the leaves and highlight the main lines.

4. Draw a flowerpot below the fern.

5, painted with your favorite colors, the fern sketch is complete.

Ferns:

Ferns generally refer to the fern phylum.? The phylum Ferns is a phylum of plants. have true vascular tissue in the roots, stems, and leaves, and reproduce by spores. The vast majority of them have sporangia growing on the lower surface of the fronds and aggregating into a variety of spotted or linear clusters of sporangia, green at first, rusty yellow with age, some naked, some with variously shaped caps. Ferns do not flower or bear fruit, and are generally difficult to distinguish from seed plants by their appearance.

It is diverse in form, ranging from tiny herbs less than 5 millimeters tall to tree-like plants up to 20 meters tall. There are about 12,000 species of ferns in the world, which are widely distributed all over the world, except for deserts and extremely arid and cold areas, which are distributed everywhere, especially in the tropics and subtropics.

According to the classification of the academician Qin Renchang, there are 63 families and 228 genera of ferns in China***, with about 2500 species, most of which like to be born in warm, shady and humid white forest environment, and become an important part of the herb layer of forest vegetation, which is the most abundant in South China and Southwest China. In terms of ecological habits, there are aquatic, soil-born, stone-born, epiphytic or entangled trunks. The utilization of fern phylum has a long history in China, which can be used for food, medicine, industry, agriculture, garden greening and ornamental use.