This plant is known for its round leaves that feature silver and green stripes. These markings resemble a watermelon — hence the name of the plant! To recreate these characteristics for our paper watermelon peperomia, Meagan used PanPastel to color the entire leaf. Then she drew on the lines and layered her colors with a dark green brush marker and two different green colored pencils.

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