-- Video Tutorial --
Painting Winter Trees
Painting winter trees in watercolor is a subject that worries a lot of newcomers to painting. Because the leafless tree is fully exposed, they're concerned about getting the trunk and the branches looking right.
In this tutorial video - the second in the series of painting trees - we look at the basic techniques involved and some of the pitfalls to avoid.
Once you've looked at the video, I think you'll agree that with just a little practice, you'll be much more confident about painting winter trees in watercolor.
Oh, and as a bonus, you'll find loads of other tips such as painting tree shadows, putting in a 'supporting cast' of features to act as a backdrop for the trees and even how to paint a wintery sky to complement your picture.
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Anyway, just press the big blue button on the screen above, wait a few seconds for the "Paintng Winter Trees" video to load, then watch at your leisure.
It's only about nine and a half minutes long so take a break with a nice drink and get yourself in the mood for painting !
Oh, and don't forget, you can pause the video anywhere you want and replay it as often as you like, with the little black triangular button, bottom left of the screen.
Look out for other videos in the "Painting Watercolor Trees" series and remember, there's going to be lots more videos in the future.
By the way, if you've got any suggestions for future subjects (in any media), just let me know via the feedback form below and I'll put them on the 'to do' list.
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