I can finally draw an interesting tree thanks to this video. My first attempt looked cartoonish, but my next one was pretty good for a beginner. Thank you so much.
I have been spending months trying to paint trees in watercolor and it has been driving me crazy haha. I think these concepts will really help. THANK YOU!
I'm a tree lover and when i started learning watercolor painting, that's the first thing i wanted to do. After 5 years of self teaching. I continue to paint trees and little videos like this are very helpful. Thank you!😊
Looks great, I’ll definitely try the three leaf spread method. I live in the UK and this would work well for the big beeches, sycamores and probably oak trees,especially with autumn colours we have now.
Thank you from France ! It is the best video I ever seen about painting trees. Could you show us how to paint the multi-colored autumn hills, please ? Thank you so much. Anne-Marie
AWesome video, I do have a question, how is it I see you have a lot of watercolor piling up at the bottom when you paint each part of the tree, yet it doesn't dry for you with a hard edge? Whenever it's flowing down for me it would just dry like that and would never have a nice clean edge like you!
because I'm not showing all of the painting process here you can't see that I mop up those puddles, or drag them back into the tree (or tilt my paper so it flows around). If I want a hard edge, then yes I'll let them dry like that
I love this exercise fro making me think about how the tree would grow and stretch for light. I did end up with some Winny the Pooh-esque trees, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing XD
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I can finally draw an interesting tree thanks to this video. My first attempt looked cartoonish, but my next one was pretty good for a beginner. Thank you so much.
That's great to hear!!
I have been spending months trying to paint trees in watercolor and it has been driving me crazy haha. I think these concepts will really help. THANK YOU!
You got this! 😄
I'm a tree lover and when i started learning watercolor painting, that's the first thing i wanted to do. After 5 years of self teaching. I continue to paint trees and little videos like this are very helpful. Thank you!😊
I love trees too! It's a really rewarding subject to paint.
Thank you 🙏
Another tree lover here-just subscribed and now binge watching your prior videos, looking forward to your next one!
Thanks for subscribing and welcome aboard!
@ thanks!
Great tutorial...plan to give it a try. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
Thanks for watching! Hope it helps
That was great A Simple and memorable rule!!
Merci, Patrick, pour ce partage inspirant et accessible ! Hâte de mettre cela en pratique dans mes prochaines créations ! 🎨
Very helpful 😀 Thank you
Very helpful!👍
Thankyou kindly, I’m inspired ✨👌🏽
Fantastic, thanks so much!
Fantastic tutorial. Definitely i will try this. Thanks a lot 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks, love this
Great tip for painting trees, so simple ,will definitely be trying this technique.Thankyou.
Thank you! Cheers!
Looks great, I’ll definitely try the three leaf spread method. I live in the UK and this would work well for the big beeches, sycamores and probably oak trees,especially with autumn colours we have now.
Thanks. It will look amazing with bright autumn reds aNd golds
❤ simple and very effective
Thank you! 😊
thanks so much you!
You're very welcome!
That’s great,thanks so much.❤️
Glad you like it!
Thank you from France ! It is the best video I ever seen about painting trees.
Could you show us how to paint the multi-colored autumn hills, please ?
Thank you so much.
Anne-Marie
Merci beaucoup and Great suggestion!
Great tutorial 🖌️🖼🎨. New subscriber here. Than you for sharing!
Welcome to the channel! 😊
AWesome video, I do have a question, how is it I see you have a lot of watercolor piling up at the bottom when you paint each part of the tree, yet it doesn't dry for you with a hard edge? Whenever it's flowing down for me it would just dry like that and would never have a nice clean edge like you!
because I'm not showing all of the painting process here you can't see that I mop up those puddles, or drag them back into the tree (or tilt my paper so it flows around). If I want a hard edge, then yes I'll let them dry like that
Terrific video lesson! Could you please tell me what brand your “rigger” is … looks like something I would like to have.
Its a great brush www.watercoloronline.com/product-page/rat-liner-brush
Thank you for that, what is the name of that American artist please I didn’t catch it properly?
Edgar A Whitney
@@PatrickVisserArt thank you Patrick
I love this exercise fro making me think about how the tree would grow and stretch for light. I did end up with some Winny the Pooh-esque trees, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing XD
I love Pooh! And I didn’t get it right the first time
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Great! Do you paint digitally?
No. Prefer to work with paper and pigment