The steps below show you how to produce a green field with clumps of rough ground. Keep in mind that between the drybrushing stages, it is helpful to just keep the colour you currently have on your brush and dip into the next colour. This helps blend the two colours of paint in a natural fashion while you drybrush. However you don't want to do so if the two colours are radically different. If you have no clue how to make this texture, visit the basics section and learn how!

	Start off with a drybrush of Scorched Brown over everything, making sure to heavily drybrush the rocky areas. Once this dries, heavily drybrush Dark Angels Green onto the grass areas only, avoiding the rocky bits. It will help to have a separate brush ready for each colour as you go. Things will move quicker and the colours will keep better.
	Drybrush Snot Green on all the grassy areas and then use Dark Flesh for the rough ground. Be careful not to be sloppy and get green where you want brown!
	Moving along, drybrush with Goblin Green and Bestial Brown onto their respective areas.

	Carefully drybrush the larger rocks with Bubonic Brown and lightly drybrush the rough areas as well. Focus your attention on a few rocks. The green areas are pretty much done with, so go back and touch up any sloppy painting now.
	To finish, use a mix of Bleached Bone and a tinge of Bubonic Brown to highlight a few of the more interesting rocks. Also, if you wish, very lightly drybrush Bleached Bone on the green areas. At this point, you can consider yourself done.
	As an interesting option, use some sort of static grass. There are tons of different colours out there, just find one you like and use it. Applying static grass is a simple matter of spreading some glue in the desired area and then sprinkling static grass on the spot. When placed in strategic patches here and there, the end result makes for realistic terrain.

Other Ideas: Various greens could be used for different grass effects, and some of the rocks could be picked out with a separate colour like Codex Grey for example. Also, you could just paint the rocky areas using the Coarse Ash Plain colour scheme.