Looking up through trees painting

Looking Up Through the Tree Tops Brings Warm Memmories This painting was done in acrylic size (10 x 14 cm). I was inspired to do natural abstract piece from nature. This work literally brings a warm feelings to me. I grew up where there was lots of trees. I remember moments walking through the woods right next to my home that there was a ditch it went through the woods. I would look up through the branches and leaves on a nice spring and summer day. You might say,why do this painting too…

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Looking up into a spring canopy.

View looking upward through the pine trees from the middle of the Roosevelt National Forest in the Indian Peak Wilderness to the Milky Way above in the midnight Sky, Boulder County, Colorado. High Resolution - www.jamesinsogna.com/p700558769/h1222f0c1#h1222f0c1 Stock and Photography License Site: www.JamesInsogna.com Art Prints - Acrylic Prints - Metal Prints and Stretched Canvas Prints - www.BoInsogna.com Blog www.TheLightningMan.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/StrikingPhotographyByBo…

In this painting tutorial I am going to share some tips for painting beautiful trees and show you the step by step process of how I created the art work pictured above.

How to paint trees: Follow these tips for painting compelling contours, varied sky holes, and details at a range of distances.

Cypress Grove by Sue Zimmermann, Watercolor, 27 x 17