Tree Stump with a Small Branch
A cheerful tree stump character viewed from an angle features a small side branch and growth rings across its top.
A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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Friendly Forest Stump with a Side Branch
A large forest stump character is presented from a side angle with an expressive smiling face. A short branch extends out from the side of the trunk, while growth rings mark the flat upper surface of the wood.
How Sprouting Branches Grow on Tree Stumps
Even after a tree trunk is cut down, dormant buds beneath the bark can sprout new shoots known as epicormic sprouts. If the root system remains healthy, these small branches can grow rapidly using energy stored in the underground roots. Over time, a sprouting stump can sometimes develop into a multi-stemmed new tree.
Real World Colors of a Tree Stump
- Main stump body: Earthy brown or dark gray bark
- New branch bark: Smooth greenish-brown or light hazel
- Top wood grain: Light tan with golden brown concentric rings
- Face features: Natural shaded brown tones