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Mixing Paint for a Watercolor Landscape
Tracing Houses for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Evergreen Trees for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Grass for a Watercolor Landscape
Supplies for Painting a Watercolor Landscape
Adding Tree Limbs to a Watercolor Landscape
Adding Split Trunk Tree for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Mountains for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Trees & Mountains for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Wall for a Watercolor House
Painting Windows for a Watercolor House
Adding Color to Mountains for a Watercolor Landscape
Scratching Chimneys for a Watercolor Houses
Painting Chimneys for a Watercolor Houses
Painting Shadows for a Watercolor Houses
Creating Perspective for a Watercolor Landscape
Scratching Wall for a Watercolor Houses
Painting Foliage for a Watercolor Landscape
Adding Color to a Watercolor Landscape
Tweaking Color for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Sky & Houses for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Roofs for a Watercolor Houses
Adding Trees to a Watercolor Landscape
Summary: Use thin brush to paint watercolor trees. Learn how to create a watercolor landscape with houses in this free painting lesson from a painting instructor and professional painter.
Cody Davis is an artist with over 35 years experience in oil, watercolor and acrylic painting. He has a fine arts degree from the University of Texas and 12 years experience teaching...read more
"I'm going to tweak this house by adding some color here in order to make the shape of the house correct. That's one of the ways that we use this system of dark over light. We could correct things by adding the dark to the final light. Now it's time to put the tree in. I'll use my thin brush. And I will right now Burnt Umber and pull op a lot of dense color. So the Burnt Umber together with the paint Gray will produce a dark Brown I'm looking for. So that's the beginning of the branches of the middle tree."
eHow Article: Adding Color to a Watercolor Landscape
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