Canvas painting trees easy

The paint I used was acrylic and it was non-toxic (I always use non-toxic paint) and is on a 12 inch by 16 inch stretched canvas. I really like how the white leaves look so strikingly vivid against a purple sky. I like how the blending of the sky turned out because that is usually the toughest to do.

Once you understand these 3 techniques, you will be able to create any delicate snowy acrylic winter pine tree in any landscape painting with a round brush! This blog will cover 3 basic techniques of painting snowy acrylic pine trees with a small round brush. If you want to paint big snowy pine trees in your landscape, check out this article on how to paint snowy pine trees with a flat brush, filbert brush and fan brush!

Do you struggle with painting trees? It looks easy, but then why do our trees end up looking like blobs? There’s nothing more frustrating than creating a beautiful project and then have your focal image, the beautiful trees, not work out. If this happens to you, you’re not alone. Painting trees can be easy if you understand a few fundamental things to help you get the best results. Before we start painting, let’s talk about what we’re trying to draw.

We finally tried the branch slap painting technique! What an adventure it was....here's what worked and some helpful tips if you try this at home. 🎨🍂...