Tree Branches | How to Watercolor Paint | R K McGuire

Keith brings another case study, this time Keith is showing how he watercolors tree branches.
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[@jnz9389]

I just found your posts and newly subscribed. Very helpful, thank you. Your explanations and the speed are excellent

[@maggiemac52]

This is the first time watching your videos. Thank you, I am going to try and do this one tomorrow. I love how you make it look so easy. Right now it is bedtime for me. But I wanted to say how much I love your work. 👏👏❤

[@8zenuf4me]

I’m inclined to rush my paintings, a combination of bravado, lack of confidence (yes, they can go together), and ADHD. Watching you work - and your technique is easy to follow as well as skilled - makes me want to slow down and do better. Thank you for generously sharing your work. I too am “self-taught,” but really, TH-cam has to take responsibility for my learning.

[@rosemarshall1219]

So nice to see a lefthanded painter .

[@debbieabruzzini7004]

Wonderful instruction! I have learned so much! Thank you!

[@Rkmcguire]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kikifr6026]

Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. Being new to watercolor I have a lot to learn and I look forward to receiving your future videos.

[@raffahotmail6944]

beig new to watercolor then you have to learn that none one gives you nothing for free, including him. I dare you to reproduce these branches just with the explanation he gave in this video. You will find out that one has to have money to learn. Thiese free videos are just to promote themselves their channel and the products, that than they will get for free!

[@noreenmulder5255]

This was so helpful. Thanks for sharing your talent and knowledge.

[@karentysver7599]

In case anyone is interested. 😀 Lichen is a form of life that is actually a symbiotic relationship between fungi and algae.or cyanobacteria. The fungi needs carbon and the algae provides it through photosynthesis, which fungi can't do.

[@Rkmcguire]

Thanks that is the kind of stuff I like to learn about.

[@candaceainslie980]

Love this!,!!

[@oliferous]

Incredibly useful!! Love it! Thank you🤘

[@Rkmcguire]

Happy to help!

[@JohnArnoldPhotography]

Thanks Keith - excellent demo on this - I will try!!!

[@Rkmcguire]

Let us see it in the Students of R K McGuire group on Facebook if you do!
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[@patrica930]

Excellent

[@m.j.sothoron3132]

Ok, you have my attention - impressive ! Txs!

[@Rkmcguire]

Many thanks!

[@marthiescholer4565]

Yes!!!! Excellent!!!!!! THANKS so MUCH

[@Rkmcguire]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@debbiemacrae3609]

Awesome, thanks!

[@Rkmcguire]

Thank you!

[@butternutsquash9526]

*me looking at my crayola watercolor set that I got from my art teacher at school wondering how I can make burnt sienna from red and brown*

[@dharmaofdog7676]

When you "spin", I lose reference of direction so not sure both light source AND growth of tree? It also helps if you actually SAY the color you're using when you speak of putting in the "Values"? Thank you so much. Your tutorials are always very helpful.

[@Eirenmist]

Helpful demonstration of technique, but I wish more time would have been allowed to take the branches to completion, and also to put in a simple background to show how this technique appears in context. Why the rush? But thanks for what you did do!

[@DavidMundt]

So the lesson here is, when leaning how to paint with watercolors...learn what NOT to paint!