Misty Trees Painting Tutorial With Gouache

Here's a simple moody painting tutorial with misty trees painted with gouache! I've really been enjoying painting sceneries like these lately, the painting process is very simple and straight-forward, but the result is usually very pretty and satisfying! I hope you also like this video and the painting, if you end up recreating it, I hope you enjoy the process! (Real-time process video is on my patreon page, which is linked below!)

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✨ PRODUCTS I USED (affiliate links)

My sketchbook:
Rembrandt watercolor journal (gifted by Royal Talens)

Paints:
Royal Talens gouache (white, black intenso, ultramarine deep, light yellow, fir green, olive green, raw umber)

Brushes:

Princeton 3/4 wash brush used for sky and ground (gifted)

Etchr Lab gouache brushes, size 4 for the trees (gifted)

Kunst & Hobi size 8 Filbert brush (synthetic rounded flat brush) (I couldn't find the exact brush but here's some possibly-similar ones)

Small brushes, Tempera Deluxe R 1 and R 3 for tiny details and trees

Other:
Nail polish
Essie ”left on shred" "millenium momentum"

Washi tape/masking tape (I don't know the brand unfortunately!)

binder clips (not the exact ones but probably similar)

Mixing palette
My palette is just a normal plate/tray bought from a thrift store!!

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Hello friends! My name is Tiina, I’m a 24 year-old art loving cat lady from Finland. I’ve been bullet journaling since 2019 and fell in love with creating right after opening my notebook for the first time! My other passions include sustainability, thrift shopping, vintage clothes, feminism and horror movies. Everyone’s welcome here ❤️🌈

00:00 Intro + PATREON
01:04 Used products
01:56 Prepping and color mixing
02:43 Background
03:20 Painting the trees
10:45 Adding details
17:49 Finished painting + outro

#painting #paintwithme

[Sternvoll]

While watching your misty tree landscape, I couldn't help but be captivated! You've beautifully captured the atmosphere with your art. The color choices and mastery of details are truly impressive. Congratulations on creating this beautiful piece!

[mellymel]

Patreon videos are awesome too, I can attest. Tina, you're an inspiration! <3

[Kirsui]

What a gorgeous painting! Definitely easy to follow, and you explain so well all the steps you take as well. Will definitely keep this in mind for future painting practice. 💜

[stephaniefenech]

I've bought myself a little gouache starter kit and can't wait to try it out! Just need to watch a few more tutorial videos first 😁☁️

[demep]

This is a fun painting tutorial. It feels very relaxed. The finished painting is beautiful. ☁️ Thank you 😊

[elenawiens]

Your video tutorials are so good and so inspiring! I just started painting snowy trees in my bio, following one of them and they turned out so nicely! Thank you so much for this one as well, I want to paint this too! 😂❤

[Escudera_de_Roble]

😍💕 🌲🌲🌲🌨️ This is just what I was looking for!! Beautiful evergreens in the snow, and how to paint them with gouache! Thank you so much, Tiina, this video really made my day! 🙏 Oh, and welcome back and happy 2024! 😉 🤗👏👏👏😃👍

[venkyakshaya]

Truly amazing, this tutorial is really cool - the misty nature of the trees is very convincing. Watching it was so satisfying, I can't wait to try it this weekend. I was wondering if I can get the same outcome if I were to use acrylic paint instead of gouache? Its because the only gouache I have is the HIMI MIYA and they're too dry to get your kind of consistency with them ;(