How to paint a winter tree in watercolor

Artist Tim Fisher shares his technique for painting a winter tree in watercolour.
To find out more about his instructional DVDs, paints and brushes, visit www.thecsc.co.uk

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Education

Tags:

• watercolour
• watercolor
• how to paint
• paint a tree
• watercolour tips
• Tim Fisher
• deciduous tree

[jacksonstops]

I prefer Sennelier, their constitution allow for rich, fluid colourful washes

regards Tim

[gokudoman]

That was amazing

I learned something today :) and i have a hard time drawing/painting trees.

[nenagalvan]

i've reasently become obsessed with winter and autum trees i just think they're beautifull and today i learned how to draw one :D

[matej574]

its nice but why does it have leaves???? its in winter

[gfpfan]

Very well done, thank you. Well paced, to-the-point instruction with good color descriptions and explanations of techniques being used. This is how all tutorials should be done.

[suneela100]

beautiful!...u hav such a gr8 command over th quantity of paint on brush n how u want to handle ur shades...amazing...u hav tought n we hav 2 practice nw...this will b th best use of this VDO so keep it coming...thanks 4 this help...

[respirationPEDNOI]

thank you. I love it but it 's too hard for me.

[pendehassen]

i am an asshole... but i can paint!.. still i need techinique.. tons... Someone.. any idea of a blog, or a magazine???

[sexyaustrailianchick]

Can u use watercolour pencils?

[mrN3w7]

that tree suggests me a fall scene to be honest ...

Nonetheless, a very nice tutorial - thank you!

[Indevor]

Dear Jack, thanks for the awesome video. Would you please tell me what brand of watercolors you prefer? I'm using Cotman from winsor and newton and I'm not satisfied with the end result. Any recommendations? Thank you.