Swans beneath a Willow

Swans glide beneath a willow, their curved necks and white feathers reflected in dark water. Hanging leaves, trailing branches and bark texture frame the birds with a mix of fine and broad clues.

Start with beaks and neck curves, then connect feather bodies to their reflections. Keep willow leaves by strand direction; water pieces belong beneath their source shapes rather than in one blue pile. Willow strands hang vertically while swan necks curve, giving the birds a clear contrast in direction.