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Painting of a Landscape in watercolour with a pair of Peacock

on August 06, 2018

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Painting Scenery with Poster Colour

How to paint trees with Poster Colour

If you can paint a tree, you will see a remarkable change in your scenery painting. The rest is the perspective and placement of the objects, Therefore before learning how to paint a scenery you need to learn painting various kinds of trees. The steps of painting a tree: 1. Draw the outline and fill the darker shades. Use deep green, Prussian blue, red, crimson etc. The colors depend on the tree and the atmosphere you are painting. 2. Add details with the smaller brushes to create 3D shapes of the each foliages with dark and light values of colour. In this step add some light shades to visualise highlights. 3. This is the last step of painting the foliage. Add details with either fan brush or no. 0 filbert brush. You may add details showing some individual leaves with rigger brush. Here you use the lightest colours like lemon yellow, light green, white etc depending on atmosphere as well as the tree you are painting. In this tree I added some orange colors. 4. I usually draw the tree

How to paint trees in a landscape with poster colour.

If you can paint a tree, you will see a remarkable change in your scenery painting. The rest is the perspective and placement of the objects, Therefore before learning how to paint a scenery you need to learn painting various kinds of trees. The steps of painting a tree: 1. Draw the outline and fill the darker shades. Use deep green, Prussian blue, red, crimson etc. The colors depend on the tree and the atmosphere you are painting. 2. Add details with the smaller brushes to create 3D shapes of the each foliages with dark and light values of colour. In this step add some light shades to visualise highlights. 3. This is the last step of painting the foliage. Add details with either fan brush or no. 0 filbert brush. You may add details showing some individual leaves with rigger brush. Here you use the lightest colours like lemon yellow, light green, white etc depending on atmosphere as well as the tree you are painting. In this tree I added some orange colors. 4. I usually draw the tree

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Painting of a Landscape in watercolour with a pair of Peacock

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