Tree Painting Bundle – Watercolor & Mixed Media

Take your tree painting skills to the next level with this exclusive bundle of two recorded classes, each offering a unique set of studies and a different final artwork!

Both classes cover the same essential theory and artistic approach to painting trees in watercolor and mixed media, but through different composition studies and final paintings, making this bundle perfect for those who want extra practice and deeper exploration of the subject.

What You’ll Learn: 

 Understanding Different Tree Types – Learn how to approach various tree structures.

 Composition & Golden Ratio – Explore how to place trees effectively within your artwork for strong, balanced compositions.

 Watercolor & Mixed Media Techniques – Work with watercolor, drawing pens, fountain pens, and watercolor pencils to create depth, textures, and dynamic tree forms.

 Creating Effortless Textures – Master the techniques for expressive, natural-looking trees with stunning textures on trunks and foliage.

 Building Confidence in Your Painting Process – Gain hands-on experience with two sets of studies and improvisational final artworks.

What’s Included in the Bundle: 

• 8 Sketches & Composition Studies (4 in each class – A4 / 8x10”) – Twice the practice for refining your technique.
• 2 Different Large Artworks (A3 / 12x16”) – Apply your skills in two unique final tree paintings.
• Step-by-Step Recorded Live Classes – Unlimited access to both classes so you can learn at your own pace and revisit lessons anytime. 

This bundle is ideal for anyone who wants to practice more and strengthen their skills in painting trees using watercolor and mixed media. By working through both classes, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of tree painting and feel more confident in applying these techniques to your own artwork.

Access is NOT time limited!

Click below to get the bundle and start painting today!

MATERIALS WE ARE GOING TO USE IN A CLASS: 

Paints:

Your usual watercolor paints set

Colors - complete freedom of creativity, the class is not limited to specific colors.

All the colors that I use could be replaced with others.

I would talk about and explain my general approach to colors choice and explain why it is not so important to have exactly the same colors.

However for your convenience you will find colors that I use almost in all my paintings in attached file after registration.

Brushes:

• A Hake brush with a wide soft hair for wetting the paper.
• Also your usual work kit: it is important that you have brushes that are convenient for you to work with in several sizes - both for large washes and for details
• It is advisable to have a liner brush with a small diameter and a long hair.
• It can be a classic liner or you could use Chinese calligraphy brushes of different sizes.

Paper:

• paper for sketching - you usual sketchbook or loose sheets (90-100 gsm for sketching)
• 6 sheets of watercolor paper 100% cotton cold press in size A4/ 9x12'' for quick studies and 2 larger sheets of the same paper - could be about 12x16'' /A3

Other tools:

• Water bowl x2
• Spray bottle with clean water
• Graphite pencil 2B/4B or charcoal for sketches and eraser
• Medium or coarse salt
• Fountain pen or liner pens
• Palette knife
• A piece of thick cardboard about 3x10 cm.
• Watercolor pencils in several natural shades - brown, gray, green.
• You don't need a lot, 3-4 pieces will be enough.
• (At class I would show both watercolor pencils and additional tools that can be used in work, but you definitely could work without them)
• It is also not necessary, but you can prepare a bamboo pen (a sharpened stick of bamboo sold in art stores) or replace it with a dry twig of a tree by sharpening it with a stationery knife.