[Eng sub] 5min Easy Watercolor | Tree Painting tutorial

First, let's draw the silhouette of the tree. This is a pattern that represents the autumn leaves, such as Keyaki. The light hits and the upper part is a strong sunshine. The next is a weak sunshine. And the part that hits the lower side. This is the darkest shade. These three shades represent the three-dimensionality of the tree. After making plenty of bright warm green, lay the brush down and use a dry brush to make the leaves crispy. Next, split the tip of the brush and stick it in. You can also express the leaves that are close to each other. Next, use a weak sunshine color to paint over the lower left side. Gradually, the three-dimensionality comes out. Mix the darkest and cold Viridian and Prussian Blue and add a little Crimson to make a very dark green. Be aware of the direction of the sun and paint over the lower left side. One more step. Next, split the tip of the brush and paint over the shade of the leaves. You can emphasize it by painting over the shade of the leaves. A large bulge appears in the tree. Add Amber to the green used now and draw the trunk and branches. Look at the center of the tree and draw the trunk. The branches that are split in half from the middle and the branches that are split again are the same. Follow the direction of the branches and you can see this part. Do you split the branches again? One more branch. The trunk of this trunk is also a branch and can be seen in places. Add a little paint to the trunk to add the texture of the sunshine. Next, paint the shade of the trunk and branches in a dark color. It's like this. Make a cylindrical shape. Until here, it will be a shade for the leaves. One more step. With a dry brush, add a little of the spread leaves and you're done. This time, I drew the basic shape of the tree. The point is not to be trapped by the fine leaves. It is important to grasp the sunshine and shade largely. How was it? Please try it out. See you next time!