Drawing a clay oven

Dear friends of this community, my greetings.

Today I drew for you a clay oven, widely used to bake bread, cakes, catalinas and others.

Using the 4H pencil, I shaped the oven and the loaves that are fresh out of the oven.

With the colors mango, tan, light brown, taupe brown, coffee brown, gold and black I gave vitality to these elements that appear in the drawing and as the main figure the clay oven, which in my town and in many regions is still used to cook all kinds of bread.

With the 8B pencil, I gave the shading to the elements, taking into account the direction of the light and then denoting that part that is opposite the light.

Procedure. . .

Artisanal clay ovens are made with raw clay, straw, water. You can place a metal structure molded to the shape of the oven and then cover it with those elements of nature, such as mud, straw and water to be able to knead the mold.

After assembly, it has details such as burning the straw that protrudes from the walls of the oven to prevent it from sinking and smelling of smoke when you put what you are going to bake.

it is filled with a lot of firewood that makes good embers and after having enough, the coals are removed and all the embers are spread through the oven, it is left to heat a little more to introduce what you want to bake at that moment and cover well, so that cooking is complete.

I hope you like my content.

Thank you for valuing and supporting.

See you later, friends.

God willing.