Many objects have become obsolete with the arrival of new technologies, such as CD cases. Checking my room I found many of these CD cases, and it occurred to me to paint something about them. I decided to paint a tree because I have always liked them, for me they are living beings that deserve all the respect because they have lived on earth for a long time and we must take care of them. To complement the painting I wanted to paint a background using four colors that are usually seen at sunsets. I liked this little picture so much that I want to share it with you next:

-Paints: green aquamarine, blue, fuchsia, purple and white.
-Two CD cases.
-Brushes.
-Mark black ink.
-Beads for bracelets.
-White glue.

I took the two CD cases and drew a white freehand line through the center of each case to divide it into two parts, in order to obtain four equal parts.

With the purple paint I began painting the lower left section of what would be the painting, I added a drop of white paint to clarify a bit the purple tone.

Then with fuchsia paint I painted one of the sections of the other CD case.

With the green aquamarine paint and blue paint I finished painting the two remaining sections. I had to wait a few minutes while the paintings dried to work on them.

With a white color I traced the silhouette of the tree, I did not know what color to paint it with, until I decided to use a black ink marker. I had to fill in the silhouette very carefully to get a good definition of the tree.

By having the silhouette of the tree ready I looked for some red beads of costume jewelery to decorate the branches. First I placed them on the tree to see what it would look like. Then with white glue I fixed them to the painting.

With these beads for smaller and colorful bracelets I put flowers and leaves to decorate the tree, and I also fixed them to the painting using white glue.

After a long process I could finish putting together this painting composed of paint and elements of jewelry, this is a job that will now decorate a wall of my house.