I really enjoyed the credit card application! Impressed my friends, lol. Thank you for allowing us to play. My art increased so much after listening to you!
My first winter woods I did, we tore some strips of paper and taped them in place at the top, made them have different lengths and different widths. I think that was in 4th grade. Some of our paintings were sent a district art show, and awards were given per grade level. It's still a nice way of creating birch trees in a forest in winter or spring or inbetween. After removing the strips of paper, the dark stripes on the tree get added next. I'd then add some small bits of grass peaking through the snow in the lower half, to make it look like spring is awakening. I tried to make a spot behind the trees look like the sun was trying to peak through. That can be done when the background is being done with the strips of paper down. Just wanted to share this fun different way of making them. I love the different colored trees here and the card trick.
I have just found you !! In my earlier years I painted acrylic, oil, sketched pencil, charcoal. My creative spirit is returning. Thank you for sharing this paint technique. I am ready to step out and wet some paper and you have provided the encouragement. 🤗 🖌️
This was a nice easy lesson for me. I started watercolor this past January. I did a lot of florals but now I'm looking to practice winter landscapes. This video was truly appreciated perfect for me. Thank you Ellen💕🎨
i love it just the way it is - the shadows make it! Can imagine a huge painting on a white wall. I have thousands of trees around me and love them all here in Washington. lots of deer hiding in them. When they suddenly appear it's always a surprise so I can look at this painting and imagine.
Thanks Ellen for this beautiful winter woods scene. I really love it and all your helpful tips and encouragement makes me want to give it a try!!! The serenity of the scene is so peaceful!! Thank you for all your amazing TH-cam videos. I love the incredible variety of ideas and styles you demonstrate so casually! Thank you!!💜🎨💙🤗
Incredibly beautiful Ellen. I live in UK and cannot wait to try this as we have lots of woodland and it has always been something I wanted to try but didn’t know where to really start. Your video tutorial is so easy to watch, understand . Can’t wait for more. Thanks Ellen 😊
Great video. I’ve always enjoyed painting trees and I paint a lot of them. Are you familiar with Wolf Kahn and his neon trees? I’ll use your techniques tonight and see what’s what. I like the flecks on the bark, background with the Paynes Gray and shadows. Not overworked. Thanks Ellen.
I really love your lessons and I have learned a lot from you. But with this trees something is puzzling me: The light is coming from the right side - the trees are darker on the left side. The shadows should go from right to left, not from the darker side to the brighter side.
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I really enjoyed the credit card application! Impressed my friends, lol.
Thank you for allowing us to play. My art increased so much after listening to you!
This was so fun to watch your little forest come alive!! Thank you for continuing to put out so many tutorials on TH-cam. I appreciate it so much.
Glad you like them!
So simple, easy but beautiful
Your talent amazes me! Your range of styles is so vast! I like loose styles…. Please more!😊
My first winter woods I did, we tore some strips of paper and taped them in place at the top, made them have different lengths and different widths. I think that was in 4th grade. Some of our paintings were sent a district art show, and awards were given per grade level.
It's still a nice way of creating birch trees in a forest in winter or spring or inbetween. After removing the strips of paper, the dark stripes on the tree get added next. I'd then add some small bits of grass peaking through the snow in the lower half, to make it look like spring is awakening. I tried to make a spot behind the trees look like the sun was trying to peak through. That can be done when the background is being done with the strips of paper down.
Just wanted to share this fun different way of making them.
I love the different colored trees here and the card trick.
Beautiful Ellen - love the tree arrangement and the winter colours you've choosen- great tutorial :)
Thank you! Cheers!
I guess I'm gonna have to hang onto my next spent gift card. Birch trees are my favorite! I definitely need to try this.
Love that you make it simple and we can grow with it.
Really like the trees in the snow. A lovely winter scene. Lots of good tips!
Glad you liked it!
This has taken just 43 minutes to get to me in the UK, travelling over thousands of miles, really keen to have a go at this xx
yay!
I have just found you !! In my earlier years I painted acrylic, oil, sketched pencil, charcoal. My creative spirit is returning. Thank you for sharing this paint technique. I am ready to step out and wet some paper and you have provided the encouragement.
🤗 🖌️
I gave it a whirl. I definitely liked controlling the brush. Challenging. But you always make it fun ! TY Ellen
This was a nice easy lesson for me. I started watercolor this past January. I did a lot of florals but now I'm looking to practice winter landscapes. This video was truly appreciated perfect for me.
Thank you Ellen💕🎨
Glad it was helpful!
It worked! Wow
Love this Ellen….the pearl chick!😉
i love it just the way it is - the shadows make it! Can imagine a huge painting on a white wall. I have thousands of trees around me and love them all here in Washington. lots of deer hiding in them. When they suddenly appear it's always a surprise so I can look at this painting and imagine.
Very cool. I might have to try this tomorrow. Thanks so much! 💙💙💙
Very attractive. I will make it into a Christmas card. definitely not hard.
Have fun!
loved it! Great tutorial with lovely neutrals. I'm still beginner so I appreciate these to build on techniques
Wow😍
AMAZING!!!!!
thanks!
Your encouragement, it helps so much. Thank you. 🎯
I'm so glad!
Absolutely love it, Ellen! 💗 I so enjoy your work! 😊💗
Really enjoyed this, will give it a try! Thank you Ellen.
So glad!
I love this! Cant wait to try it. I may complicate things a little and try to add the moon in the background.
Love this one!
LOVE THIS ❤
Thanks Ellen for this beautiful winter woods scene. I really love it and all your helpful tips and encouragement makes me want to give it a try!!! The serenity of the scene is so peaceful!! Thank you for all your amazing TH-cam videos. I love the incredible variety of ideas and styles you demonstrate so casually!
Thank you!!💜🎨💙🤗
Wow. This looks super easy. I'm a beginner to painting. Thank you very much ☺☺☺
I love this
Wonderful ☺️😊
You are so talented
I loved this!!! Amazing
Thank you so much I tried and I did a beautiful card warty of giving ❤
I love it!
I painted a long and it was easy. My shadows need work but not bad. Thanks Ellen 🥰
Wonderful!
Looks super easy - will give it a try. Thank you for sharing.
Always so
much fun!!! and I see you found sylvan clayworks!! love her stuff
Wow, new new painter here. That was awesome. Thank you so much. It is intimidating, but I think I can try this.
Have fun!
I loved this. You make it look so easy
it is!!
I’ve been doing the birch with cc technique - this will be next! Thx!
This is so cool! I’m trying it! 💛
yay!
Incredibly beautiful Ellen. I live in UK and cannot wait to try this as we have lots of woodland and it has always been something I wanted to try but didn’t know where to really start. Your video tutorial is so easy to watch, understand .
Can’t wait for more. Thanks Ellen 😊
I really love it! Sometimes I can't hear what you say. Do you have problem with your microphone? Thank you Ellen!
Great video. I’ve always enjoyed painting trees and I paint a lot of them. Are you familiar with Wolf Kahn and his neon trees? I’ll use your techniques tonight and see what’s what. I like the flecks on the bark, background with the Paynes Gray and shadows. Not overworked. Thanks Ellen.
no but will look up!
very nice 😍👍❤️
Thank you 🤗
@@ellencrimitrent 💖
I really love your lessons and I have learned a lot from you. But with this trees something is puzzling me: The light is coming from the right side - the trees are darker on the left side. The shadows should go from right to left, not from the darker side to the brighter side.