Painting a Trees in Acrylic Do's and Don'ts #clive5art

This is a tree painting completion of my most popular lessons on trees for Beginners Acrylic Painting they is easy to follow in acrylics let #CLIVE5ART show you step by step how an easy fun decorative art project

Standard brushes used during the lesson by various manufacturers

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Blender 1" & 1/2"
Script Liner
Foliage Brushes
Short Flats 1" 1/2"
Rounds from 0.1 up to no 4
Filberts from no2 up to no 8
A very small detail brush

Paints used in this Lesson:
Winsor & Newton 120ml Galeria Acrylic Paint

CADMIUM RED,
ALIZARIN CRIMSON,
CADMIUM ORANGE,
DIOXAZINE PURPLE
CADMIUM YELLOW
CERULEAN BLUE,
PRUSSIAN BLUE,
PHTHALO BLUE,
ULTRAMARINE BLUE,
VANDYKE BROWN,
BURNT UMBER,
RAW SIENNA,
YELLOW OCHRE,
HOOKERS GREEN,
TITANIUM WHITE,
ZINC MIXING WHITE
MARS BLACK
But you can use any colors you like.

Wet Pallet
Water distilled
Roll of Kitchen Paper Towel
Cup of Welsh Brew Tea

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Lessons are intended for private use only and are embellished with stories of general life subjects to make for an interesting experience a wide range of subjects will be discussed.
reference sources mentioned above are used only as an education means and all paintings of the lessons are painted over or destroyed after filming all music is royalty free unless stated above with links to the composer

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[jeanettew]

Hello Clive. I am excited to watch and learn. Thank you for teaching.

[kanchanb]

Your 'trees in acrylic' looked wonderful

[bethc]

Great tree video. I will use your tips next time I paint treed. Thanks

[airizarry]

Aww feel better please, God Bless You, , Merry Christmas. Thank You for sharing your skills

[flooklh]

You have such an infectious laugh, makes me want to smile and laugh with you. Thanks for interesting tips in these lovely acrylic studies. I've learned much from you.

[marilyntodd]

Excellent, lots of trees in one video. Always good to review! Thanks again!

[madelinecollara]

Clive I think you have helped me with the aspect of holding one brush in the mouth and one in the hand to expedite the process of paint! Got a big kick out of watching that trick of yours!

[iladybug]

Awesome reminds me of a place in my area

[carolynmiller]

Take it easy!!!! Very Awesome!!!!Bless

[sandraattig]

Thank you...love to watch your technique.

[cassandrak]

I love all of your stuff. I wish I had your talent

[twinkletoes]

how do you mix paint with your brush and not get paint up into the ferrul (metal part of the brush) also, how do you load your brush so that you don't have dry bits when you are painting - do you thin your paint with medium? also - how down your paint not dry out when you are painting - i notice you use a wet pallet - my paint still dries faster than i can use it. i either mix too much paint trying to achieve the desired color or i mix so little that its dried before i can finish the reason i mixed that color in the first place. love your videos - learning SO much. thank you and please keep on:)

[eefvan]

This is a greate video Clive fantastic lessons. Stil going strong. Keep on this work. Love from Holland. Merry christmas

[sandra-leebernier]

sorry to hear that your sick....you really have to take care of yourself.! Christmas is just around the corner ! i will be seeing you after the 28th of Dec. cheers !

[michaeltalbot]

Get well soon Clive in trying to get over a cold to on the opposite side of the Bristol Chanel keep.up the great demos maybe you could do your I'm pressing of a piece of work that inspired you?

[chriswhitehouse]

Clive, is there a full tutorial for "Method 2"? I found a color sketch of it on your website, but have been unable to find the video tutorial.

[paulsmith]

Hi, Just found you online today, enjoyed watching your video. Do you think I could use your tutorials for oil paints? I like your style of lesson, and am finding some of the oil painting tutorials not friendly or helpful, you explain what you are doing and why your doing it.