Today I want to show you one of my paintings on a rural landscape that I enjoy a lot in its realization and which I give to my mom who has it on display in the living room of our house.

Below I will explain how to execute your realization and each of the materials you use...

The materials with which I worked were the following:

• 1 wooden board that was at home without any use and recycle for this activity.
• Pencil
• Take into account macilla that had prepared at home.
• Ceramic paints of various colors
• Dry branches of a mango bush
• Recycled and recycled match sticks for this work.
• Mecatillo strips or strands

The step by step was the following:

1- First with the help of the pencil I proceeded to draw on the wooden board.

2- Then apply macilla in the areas that you wanted to highlight as the mountains, surrounded by rocks, some rocks. And with the help of this material, stick the dry branches and introduce the match sticks

3- Place the piece to dry a few hours under the sun.

4- Once the piece was firm and dry, I proceeded to paint it. First the house in white and with a touch of skin color in certain areas to make the paint as aged, then the edges in gray to give shadows and finally the roof in old red with the help of white made curves that resemble tiles.

The mountainous areas in green, which then would give the touches of light and shadows where they merited. The fencing and the rocks on black background which giving the brush to the dry in white tone gave the perfect resemblance of rocks.

The sky is represented by a sunset where it begins with an intense orange tone, blurring or mixing in a lively pink tone, intermingling with the celestial one. To then place the sun under the sun

I painted the trees giving many touches and I added lighter shades of light and color in red, as the nuances of the sunset reflected in the fall of the leaves.

Paint the waterfall in blue playing with certain curves in white tone that gave the perfect resemblance of water fall. And the rest of the details of the drawing were painted.

5- Once the match sticks are painted, tie the strands of interlaced mecatillo on each stick.

I decided to create a piece that counted with something of relief, recycling some things and give in part that natural or living aspect in the trees.

Obtaining this result:

I hope that my humble art has pleased you.

Regards