Moss on a Fallen Oak

Moss cushions spread over a fallen oak, following cracks in bark and spilling toward tiny ferns. Leaf litter gathers along log, giving brown pieces a different texture from moss and rough wood.

Trace the log diagonal first, then separate moss by cushion shape and highlight. Bark cracks are better clues than color; use them to connect darker underside before woodland floor. Tiny fern fronds add fine directional marks beside the log and keep moss from becoming one block. Damp leaves carry small veins and stems that break up the broad brown floor.