How to Paint Christmas Tree Chinese Brush Painting / Sumie

A video inspired by our Holiday Card Art Gift Lesson:

This also shows how you can develop a single composition and by varying the color choices and paper produce many different effects and paintings.

This is a great lesson to use with our Paint Your Own Cards. Just paint an appropriately sized painting and use a glue stick to mount it to your card after it is dry. Of course if you can wet mount the painting before hand that would be even better or if you have the computer skills to scan you painting and print it out directly on the card, that would also work.

Featured materials:

Brushes:
Large Flow Brush:

Large Double Happiness Brush:

Small Flow Brush:

Paper:
Grey Gold Fleck Shuen:

Practice Shuen:

Red Banner Paper:

Ink and Colors:
Best Bottle Ink:

Chinese Chunk Yellow and Indigo Chips (mixed to make green):

Ideal Companion Watercolor Set:

Pearlescent Watercolor Set:

Music Credit:
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🎵 Track Info:

Title: Frontline by Jay Someday
Genre and Mood: Dance & Electronic + Inspirational

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[NunuGraph]

That is a beautiful Christmas tree and very clear instructions. Thank you, master

[sarag]

Thank you! I enjoy watching your videos. Very easy instructions and tips.
Sara

[helenetaylor]

Makes me anxious to try these lovely strokes to make such magical Christmas trees. Thank you so much, especially tips to have a centered tree. I'd put in many hearts if I knew how!

[sarahtaylorwriter]

Looking forward to trying these trees for my patrons. Thank you for this demo - it's so helpful!

[sonmayab]

Love your tutorial. Which brushes are using! Thank you!

[mimimmm]

So beautiful! Every stroke is magical. The tones and composition are fabulous.❤️

[wribbit]

I love watching your videos, thank you so much. I am not in the states, so buying the brushes from the store will have prohibitively high shipping costs.
May I know the name of the brushes in Mandarin? I want to try looking for them locally. Of course I get that different maker will have different 'interpretation', but will be super useful to at least now where to start