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Watercolor Painting Fir TreesSo lets tackle a Watercolor Painting Fir Trees. WATERCOLOR PAINTING-FIR-TREES Mix up some dark greenish paint. Take up a number 6 or 8 liner (rigger) and load it with fairly thick paint (not too much water). The four key ingredients for painting a good looking fir tree are............. 1) - Start at the very top of the tree, make a short vertical thin brush stroke downward. This will be the very start of the trunk although not very much will be visible in the finished painting. 2) - Place the brush on the lline then flick the brush outward and upward. Just like you were brushing crumbs with the back of your hand. 3) - Repeat this procedure in a vertical manner all the way down the trunk of the tree. Leaving some gaps showing the vertical trunk. 4) - If you mess-up, place another one close by join the two. Watercolor-Painting-Fir-Trees. Here's the real secret of painting these fir trees. The brush must be damp with the paint not wet and when you flick it you will get a lot of texture. You can see by adding more water you can get distance into some far trees.
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