LESSON #22 - Trees (Part 3) - Spring Time

[Val]

Ah Trev, you will find the more you paint, and practice little pieces it will all come together.  At least you are brave enough to put people in your paintings...unlike someone we know...                  

[Straynative]

Lol thanks Val. And then Dennis goes "ok lets put some figures in here and here" and a swish with his brush they appear magically. You are right, the more we practice the more those swishes will become second nature and wont be so scary. Thanks for all the support you give....

Have a lovely day,


Cheers

[Annie.]

Hum!  Here is my painting.  I enjoyed the masking part of it. Lots of fun!

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[Val]

Well done Annie, love your foreground tree!     Great job putting in your people.... I'm going to make a point of working on that. Just have to take a deep breath and do it!

Hold my hand?   

Great job. 

[Steve Weatherwax]

Wonderful, Annie. The trees look very fanciful! 

[Annie.]

Thank you Steve and Val 

Val, when you remove all the masking fluid it feels like opening presents on your birthday.  Full of excitement!  I really think you would enjoy this lesson.  Try it!!!

[Val]

I'm afraid anything involving masking fluid will have to wait. My two reserve bottles got cooked solid from the heat in the Rio! I have high hopes of restoring my stocks of 'necessities' in Mexico.

[KathyKuz]

Annie:  Nice tree painting.  The colors are great.

[Annie.]

  Kathy

My heart swell everytime you make a positive comment.  I admire your work so much.

[Annie.]

Val, if I followed your travel correctly, you are now heading for Belize and not Mexico.  Will you be able to get your art supply?

[Val]

I'll respond in PJ's Adventures Annie. 

[Sublimepuma]

I found this one so much harder than the winter trees lesson.. I like the main tree but didn’t do so great with the other trees or the ground!

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[njnjgirl]

I think you did a good job on this Katrina.   

[dennis]

 

[Bill76434]