Rustic Raspberry Delight

Fun Fact

Did you know that raspberries are not actually berries in the botanical sense? They are an 'aggregate fruit' made up of many tiny individual fruits called drupelets, each with its own seed!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Berry Textures - Use small, circular strokes and varying shades of red, pink, and even a touch of purple to create the bumpy, juicy texture of each individual raspberry drupelet. Add tiny white highlights for a dewy, fresh look.
2. 2🖍️ Ceramic Charm - For the rustic bowl, try earthy tones like light brown, cream, or soft grey. Use subtle variations in your coloring and perhaps a few darker specks to suggest an aged, handcrafted feel. Think about where light would hit the rim and curves.
3. 3✨ Silver Shimmer - The vintage spoon can have cool grey tones with strong white highlights to make it look shiny and reflective. Imagine the light bouncing off its curved surface and handle, creating bright spots.
4. 4🌈 Creamy Contrast - The cream in the pitcher should be a soft, off-white or very pale yellow. Use gentle shading to show its liquid form and the transparency of the glass pitcher itself. Consider a subtle light blue or grey tint for the glass.