Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 49 minutes ago
Want to make your watercolour paintings look fantastic? Learn some innovative ways to paint trees using watercolour paint. Materials used in this How to Paint Trees tutorial:
Bockingford 300g/m mould made watercolour paper
Artist Quality, Winsor Newton 12 half pan watercolours
Learn how to paint trees using watercolour paint. The video starts by explaining how the light and shade is determined. By holding the brush horizontally the basic tree shape is established using a variety of tones. The stick end of the brush is used to paint small branches. I also explain how to paint a tree trunk with plain water using wet on wet techniques, before finishing the tree trunk with a flat dry brush effect.
Learning how to paint trees using watercolor painting techniques has never been so easy.
This art tutorial is aimed at anyone wishing to develop their skills in watercolour painting and beginners who might be new to painting.
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Want to make your watercolour paintings look fantastic? Learn some innovative ways to paint trees using watercolour paint. Materials used in this How to Paint Trees tutorial:
Bockingford 300g/m mould made watercolour paper
Artist Quality, Winsor Newton 12 half pan watercolours
Learn how to paint trees using watercolour paint. The video starts by explaining how the light and shade is determined. By holding the brush horizontally the basic tree shape is established using a variety of tones. The stick end of the brush is used to paint small branches. I also explain how to paint a tree trunk with plain water using wet on wet techniques, before finishing the tree trunk with a flat dry brush effect.
Learning how to paint trees using watercolor painting techniques has never been so easy.
This art tutorial is aimed at anyone wishing to develop their skills in watercolour painting and beginners who might be new to painting.
Please Subscribe to this channel: youtube.com/c/paulpriestleyart?sub_confirmation=1
Interested in ART HISTORY? Check out my art history channel: youtube.com/arthistoryschool or have a look at my website: arthistoryschool.com
Want this video in your own language? Check out my video to see how: youtu.be/ZnoxutAvyaI For drawing and painting art tutorials designed for beginners - visit my website: - paulpriestleyart.com
PATREON: I'd like to thank the following patrons whose support in the making of this video is much appreciated: Dee Ann Havely, Deirdre Feely, Denise Berg, Ivan Gilbert Rappaport, Mary Stewart, Nicolae Opris, S. Ryckman, Tatiana Lostorto, Tess N, Tina Valentine, Visnja Zeljeznjak, Linda Frazier, Marnie Coutts, Emily Liss, William Scott Griffiths, Dinny Hinds, Patrick Lefebvre, Philip Levene, Alena Sidorkina, David Botch, Ashok Kanagasundram, Olivia McGoldrick, Rahman Yii, Sarah Hirsch, Jennifer Ranghelli, Joan Youngy, Stacy Schweigler and Susan Valliant
Do you enjoy my videos? Become my patron and receive cool rewards in return. Checkout my Patreon site for details: patreon.com/paulpriestleyart
