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Do’s and Don’t on Painting a Tree in Acrylic by JM Lisondra

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  1. Very good…. well done.

  2. Hi nice

  3. Very nice tree panting sir

  4. So to paint a better tree the only thing a person has to do is paint slower? It doesn’t have anything to do with how the brush is held, the amount of pressure used, or which part of the brush is used? Just “paint slower”? It appears that only the corner of the brush is being used in the painting on the right but hard to tell when the camera isn’t close enough and nothing is mentioned.

  5. Thank you so much! The “don’t” tree was mine until I watched it

  6. Thank you, mine look like the first mush tree.

  7. Its very helpfull

    • Paint daffodils

  8. The left one is like you r saying bad to the Bob Ross perspection

  9. You tried your best to make us understand … salute btw ty so much

  10. Amazing,love how u learn English at the same time , very intelligent

    • thank you Ingemar… that’s one of my main purpose.. i want to learn how to speak :)

  11. Hermoso árbol. Gracias por la lección pero preferiría que hablaras en español y subtitularas en Inglés porque se me hace muy dificil seguirte tu forma irregular de pronunciar en inglés. No te ofendas pero te lo estoy diciendo como profesora de Inglés que soy.

  13. Perfecto. Me encanto
    Yo siempre cometo el error del árbol que No se debe hacer jejehe.
    Un saludo enorme desde Tijuana y me suscribo…

  14. Thank you ❤️👏👍

  15. I mean what’s the point of doing the “ DONT DO THIS . Waste of time and also obviously first timers can’t do the same thing like what you did . I feel bad because I tried so hard in my first painting but looks like your mocking me. Thumbs Down for that👎🏼

    • Don’t feel bad… I have seen first timers who really do great on thier first works… And i was amazed. This video just showing on how to improve some ways and mistakes on painting trees.. I’ve been there before where i was a beginner. I thought my work was good because my tree looks really like a tree but when i compare it to an advanced-artist’s work, still needs and improvement. Sometimes we are blinded by the success we do at a moment because it seems good but we do not know that we still can do better. On my time i do not have internet, i practiced on my own and just refer to books and my surroundings if its good. This video just to show a mistake i did before in which i didn’t knew.

  16. The word your looking for before the highlights is called the midtones ,first u do midtones than the highlights ,peace 😎

  17. You added highlights to the second tree to indicate light hitting the tree but you didn’t add anything or the trunk or branches at all. Sooo important to stay consistent with the lighting. Even just a little white and umber along the left side would have transformed the entire tree.

    • Well you have a point.

  18. Very helpful vedio 😊👌

  19. Thankyou such a great vedio.

  20. Muy bien y además traducido gracias 🇪🇸

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Hi, I’m John Magne Lisondra (JMLisondra), a self-taught painter who loves sharing the joy of art. Through my tutorials, paintings, and courses, I help artists of all levels learn, grow, and create with confidence.
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