Painting Trees in Watercolor for Beginners Wet on Wet versus Wet on Dry
Channel: Deb Watson
Date: 05/05/2021

Here are two great exercises for painting trees with watercolor. You can practice tree shapes while learning about your colors, then dive into a wet on wet landscape for some in depth watercolor experience.  

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Wash Brush - 3/4 inch Silver Black Velvet Wash Brush
Round Brush - Scepter Gold size six round synthetic watercolor brush
Paper - Arches 140 lb. cold pressed watercolor paper
Viridian Green PG18 - Dick Blick brand
Aureolin Yellow PY151 - Dick Blick brand
Green Gold - PY129 - Qor Modern Watercolor
Perylene Green PBk31 - Daniel Smith Brand
Dioxazine Purple PV23 - Qor Modern Watercolor
Sky Blue - Cerulean Blue PB35 Qor Modern Watercolor

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--------------------------------- *About Deb* ----------------------------------------

Deb loved drawing from childhood, but was discouraged from 'wasting time on art'. She became a nurse, worked at the hospital and raised a family. But she kept painting. 

Over time, she became good at art and honed her unique style of self-taught painting into award winning art. Deb enjoys painting scenes from her small town communities - people, animals, places. 

Her scenes capture a moment in the ordinary everyday life.  Deb sees the beauty all around her and shows it to the rest of the world in her painting. Her watercolors have been in exhibits and won awards across the nation. Her work has been featured in many books and magazines and recently included in a museum exhibit of outstanding American women artists.

"I hope this video helps you enjoy your own art journey, but, if you want to improve your painting, check my websites because I'm always happy to help beginning artists find their joy." - Deb

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