How to Paint Trees in Watercolor

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Today I'm explaining how to paint trees in watercolor.
I am painting on Saunders Waterford Cold Press 140lb paper. I have my surface tilted to 35 degrees. I use a variety of brands of brushes. I mainly stick to a large mop, medium round and smaller synthetic brush with a point.
Here are the list of pigments on my palette:
Burnt Sienna
Cadmium Red
Cadmium Yellow Medium
Cerulean Blue
Cobalt Blue
Cobalt Teal Blue
Cobalt Turquoise
Lavender
Neutral Tint
Payne's Gray
Quinacridone Gold
Raw Sienna
Raw Sienna Light
Raw Umber
Rose Madder Permanent
Ultramarine Blue
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[@Max.Neomax]

Thank you Matthew, for sharing you experience. Your videos made me to star painting, which I had never done before. 🎉

[@jg1964]

Thanks for taking the time to explain it.

[@johnytwo]

Yes, the broken lines in trees make all the difference between childish looking trees and artistic ones.

[@cristinacuenca4176]

Thank you for these very helpful tips. 🤗

[@taketimetoseait396]

U make it look amazing with hue changes. Ann,Florida fan

[@johnytwo]

not first here? come on :D