Watercolor Trees in Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter (I) —— Trees in Spring

Watercolor painting is often seen in our daily life.

Everyone is no stranger.

But it is not easy to draw watercolors well.

There are many techniques of watercolor painting, and you must practice hard if you want to master them.

Today, I began to share some simple and beautiful watercolor hand-painted paintings ~

Next, there will be watercolor spring, summer, autumn and winter series ~

First on today's picture.

Trees in spring—

Step one:

Find a drawing board. If you don't have a sketchpad, you can use a wooden board, but the surface of the wooden board should be smooth and not uneven. Then, fix the four sides of the watercolor paper with textured paper and stick it on the drawing board. As shown in the figure:

Step two:

Start drawing lines. Draw the trunk and branches roughly, and be careful not to draw the branches straight.

Step 3:

Prepare a pointed detail pen to color the trunk.

Step 4:

Start coloring the trunk. Dip a pen in ripe brown and olive green to outline the trunk and branches.

Draw all the trunks.

Step five:

Dip the fan pen into the grass green and dot the leaves on the drawing paper. Be careful that the brush is not too wet. In order to highlight the green leaves in spring, you can add a little lemon yellow to the grass green to make it look more tender.

Step 6:

Finish painting some leaves. It should be noted that the bushes on both sides of the tree are darker as they get closer to the ground.

Step 7:

Similarly, with a fan pen, lightly daub grass on the ground with olive green, grass green and a small amount of medium yellow.

Step 8:

Continue to dip olive green and ripe brown with the detail pen, add some water to make the color not too heavy, and draw a fence on the grass.

Step 9:

Sign your name, tear off the tape, and it's done ~

It's not difficult, do you want to try it yourself ~