5 EASY steps to paint realistic trees | How to paint trees with acrylic paint
In this tutorial, I will show you a simple method that I use to paint trees step by step. I am using acrylic paints, but you can follow this tutorial with oil paint as well. I created this method by studying how to paint many trees, and experimenting with different techniques.
Paint I used:
Winsor & Newton Galeria Acrylics
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My favourite brushes:
Royal & Langnickel Zen series
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Reference images:
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Video chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:17 Step 1: Base layer
1:10 Step 2: Shape outlines
3:02 Step 3: Ink
4:15 Step 4: Background
5:18 Step 5: Details
I'd love to see what you are making, so don't be shy to send it to me. You can send it on Instagram (@hannelie.ros.art) or via email (mailto:kunstelie.art@gmail.com)
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You are the best art teacher on KZread. Not kidding. I’ve gone through so so many over the years, and none of them have changed my skill level. Your instructions have had instant noticeable impact on my work. So underrated channel! ❤
@Kunstelie
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Thanks so much 😊
Good Tutorial !
Very cool!
@Kunstelie
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Thanks!
Love the different techniques you used to create the tree paintings Big Like Really enjoyed the content - Great work thanks for sharing ✨👩🏻🎨✨🎨✨
@Kunstelie
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Thank you so much 😀 I appreciate your support!
I know this might be a weird question to ask, but how would you paint those trees in a night setting? as in like, the moon not shining through them, but just the borders. The reason why I ask is because I grasp the lighting enough, but most references that I find are pitch black trees.