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

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  1. Thank you!

  2. I like your accent! Nice video learned allot

  3. In makeup we call the “mid color” the “transition color”

  4. Thank you

  5. Nice teaching..from india

  6. Thanks, John!

  7. Thank I am feeling so greatfull to one of your students

  8. Thank you 👏😊🌲🌳

  9. 👌👌👍👍👏👏

  10. That and was getting a free lesson. Lol.

  11. Gracias, bendiciones

  12. Спасибо 👋👋👋

  13. Love your videos and teaching style❣️

  14. Thanks!

    • thank you very much pixie :)

  15. Can u put some sample strokes by the painting, and show how you hold the brush

  16. I also notice you have an extremely light grip on that brush for the wispy branches. Barely holding it, and at the end of the brush. I think I’m putting too much pressure when i push down and it’s making fat branches when i want skinny ones.

  17. The DO tree really looks like a photograph it’s so realistic looking !!!

  18. WOW !!! Iknew about the trunk part ! But, I was doing the LEAF part all wrong !!! I have been trying to figure out what was making them look so bad cause, the way you said to NOT paint them, was the way I was taught TO paint them long ago !!! So glad I found this video – it will help me a LOT !!! TY so much for sharing this technique with us !!! 😉

  19. Le français serait important au lieu d’anglais

  20. Super brother

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