Hi I'm Cinnamon Cooney your Art
Sherpa and today I'm so excited
to show you how you absolutely
can paint this gorgeous Rainbow
Tree easily at home.
Get your ear buds get your
paint, come back and meet me at
the easel right now we're going
to get started.
Let's look at the materials
that we have today so we can
make this fabulous and easy
tree.
I have a 9 by 12 canvas
board. This is pre-gessoed,
it's ready to paint.
You don't need to do another
thing to it.
The paint!
I have a dark red,
light red,
an orange,
yellow, green,
blue, purple,
and of course a white and a
black.
For the exact colors check
the description below if you
want to get exactly what I
have.
Let's start painting in the
background.
So take your big wide brush
that you have. You want to
brush for that stiff filaments
that synthetic not natural
hairs or bristles because
you don't want it to pull in
too much water.
I am going to give it a little
bit wet and drag off the extra
water.
Off the side of my lid.
I'm going check that Mehan see
that's not soaking.
I'm going to load up on this
side of the brush and then I'm
going to flip it over load up
on this side pain on both
sides.
I'm going to get a little bit
of my black on the tip here and
a little bit of my black on the
tip here and I'm going to come
over to my canvas and I'm going
to make a diagonal brush
stroke try to go from this
corner to this corner
is your goal.
You don't have to be perfect.
It's just what you're trying to
do to make that windy
day feeling.
It's real easy process
to make a windy day feeling
Seaham letting it be streaky.
The streaking this is helping
me create my wind come here
again load on this side flip
the brush over load on this
side little bit on the corner
here little bit on the corner
here.
Come back.
See how when you make
the strokes it creates the
streaks for you and you're not
even work in or
ain't taking these strokes
right off my canvas trying
to keep them as diagonal as I
can.
Right.
And a little more paint We're
almost done flip
and flip.
Oh I put out the right amount
of paint. That's always
exciting when I do that.
Another little bit on this
corner another little bit on
this corner and just come
finish this canvas off.
We just want to cover all the
canvas with paint.
There we go and have it be nice
and blustery
right. Feel like blowing
windy.
Sometimes that happens.
Happens to everybody.
Don't mess with your going.
All right. I'm going to rinse
out my brush
dry it off and put it to the
side and clean that out really
good later.
Now for the next part
you're going to want to try and
canvas really well
and that takes some kids shock
that I run through a sharpener
because you may not know this
but you can sharpen.
Kids chalk to get a nice point.
I'm in a sketch in my hill and
my tree and the tree shape real
quick. So when I do my Q-tips
I know what it's like but
listen if drawing is not your
thing don't worry about it
in the description below will
be a link to a traceable so you
can kind of get that shape in
yourself because it's more
important than you paint.
Then you worry about if you're
drawing today or not.
You can always learn to draw.
It's really fun.
All right. I'm going to come
from about three inches
on the left hand side
up and make a little mark and
I'm going to come over to if
you think about it like four
fingers over from the side a
few inches and make a wandering
down hill. My Hill is going to
wander down.
That's where this tree lives.
And another thing I'm going to
do is I'm going to make a
beautiful burrowing Willow.
And so if you think about the
letters see I'm going to come
right here starting at the
middle of the canvas down about
forefingers just so it doesn't
get away from me and make an
interesting bowing shape once
I have that I'm
going to sketch in.
My blowing Willo
form and it's just a light
sketch. It's just so I know
where to put my Q-tips
so that my it has shape
in is whimsical.
I love to think about things
when they're whimsical and so
that really helps me.
Now we get to start with the
Q-tips which is the most fun
part.
So I'm going to grab a bigger
bunch of my Q-tips have small
bunches and big bunches but the
back of the tree is fairly big
a comment and I'm going to just
dab them into my dark
red paint.
This is a dark red.
So sometimes things can be red
but be different kind of
colors.
So this one is dark red.
I like to do a dark
red on my rainbow
because I think it helps it be
really bright and cheerful.
So I'm just dabbing this down
oh let's make some uneven
shapes. Trees have little
branches they have personality
don't they.
And you want to make sure that
when you're painting your tree
you think about trees with
personalities.
If you want to get some detail
you can dab even on the
edge here a little bit.
Right.
Sometimes there's a bit of
little furs and things that
come up. I can come with my
finger and tap those down.
These particular Q-tips don't
give me as much hair.
Little furry boots.
But you know
it's all workable.
It's all part of the art.
All right. When I have about
two and a half inches of that
I'm going to flip this bunch of
Q-tips over and come get my
lighter red.
And I'm going to
just dab a little bit see how
this red against this darker
red feels very like great 1G
red.
The contrast did these two
really I think helps
this tree look very special.
Right now it's come down maybe
make a little blowing
branch tree a little
bit slowing down.
I like that and
I've got a nice result there.
We'll put these to the side and
they get another little bunch
of Q-Tips.
I'm going to arrange them so
that they're in a cluster that
I like. Oh that's a good
cluster that I like right
there.
So pinch those in.
This is my orange.
I'm going to dab those up and
down into my orange.
Oh that's really pretty
right.
Here's a little tip sometimes
if you want to make sure that
you have some brake color
before you go back and do the
blend into the color that
you've got put down.
Make sure you put out some very
bright color that will
really help your rainbow
pop.
Putting in some very bright
colors. Oh let's wander a
little bit of this up.
Like you do.
I might even come back and
have a little orange down this
wandering tree branch.
Come back into this a little
bit here and there.
Look at that nice.
Blend that we have going
that's pretty great.
I'm going to get a smaller
bunch now that I have
this is just for
and I'm going to come and get
some yellow.
I'm going to make a point of
doing some yellow here.
Before going into the orange
because I want some really
bright yellow
and then maybe this yellow.
Also comes down.
Just a little bit
just a little.
So you haven't quite blended it
in yet. And the reason being
is when I do blend it in it's
going to start being just
bright yellow and start having
some orange see that how
it blends right on the canvas.
Smil
says super fun super easy
Senao are really working our
rainbow.
Red orange yellow.
Very cool.
Another little trick you can do
is get a little bit of your
white and add it to your
yellow.
That will help some of it be
bright.
Hey I like that that's looking
really really good with that to
the side.
Get another little small bunch
of Q-tips this time I've got
three and I'm going to come
on. Interesting thing this
green is really dark and I want
it to be bright so I don't
actually mix my green
and yellow together a bit to
make a bright green
because I want this to feel
very bright and Rainbow ish.
I might even take some rain
back there.
In this case because I want the
bright green I can let
them wind a little bit.
Oh that's wonder a little
strange branch up here.
Yes we want to can
curve it here and there.
Oh and get some of my darker
green.
Right there.
Does all look really nice.
Together.
Flip this over.
Let's get some blue.
I might put out a little more
white paint because
it'll help my blue pop
just the blue. I have.
Right. If your blue is really
dark it can help but be very
bright. I'm getting a little
pain on my hands but they clean
up real easy so I'm not worried
about it and I'm just dad
this wonderful bright
exciting blue.
Coming on out.
Now fine.
Maybe up into the blue here.
Look at that.
That's a rainbow tree.
Now I'm going to get to Q-tips
I'm going to get my purple
maybe add some white to you can
really see the purple
I'm going to blend out
a little wandering
bit of this tree
with the purple
take that purple up the back
here and take out a little
blowing branch.
And this just so pretty
right.
All done with that.
That's all I need to do.
Q-tips down time to paint
in our tree and.
This is going to be really fun.
Get your round brush.
This isn't number four round
with a very nice point.
The synthetic fibers
filaments and they're very
stiff so that will really help
me get a nice line.
I've taken off all the extra
water so I wouldn't want this
to be soaking and I want to
just load this up
on my brush.
I'm going to come right here
very lightly.
Just for the line that I had
sketched in
OK let's make this tree a
little bit interesting.
Trees are thicker at the base
so that's that can the base up
I'm going to just give it
an interesting little root
going off that way should have
an interesting little rich in
it and let's
curve it back here.
Nice thick trunk
that's what we're doing is
we're building a tree that
would hold up all these
colorful little
branches.
When I press harder on the
brush it thickens the line.
And when I press lighter it
makes it thinner.
So that's what I'm paying
attention to and I'm going
to just brush this black paint.
I'm letting this dry up here
because when I do these Twiggy
little bits I want my black to
really pop in if this isn't dry
then it's going to get all
muddy. So make sure that it's
dry up there if you need to dry
it with a hairdryer.
Go ahead. I'm going to wander
down following my hill.
That's a nice line.
I'm a come up here and pay
attention to this wandering
Hill.
All I could just
imagine reading a book here or.
Playing here and leaning
against this tree anything I
wanted.
This is just a nice way
to be creative.
Right. Just notice I'm just
getting this paint and putting
it on my brush.
I'm just brushing it out.
You can do this with any
colors that you have.
And remember no two trees
look alike so
realize that your tree should
be unique and special Treach
and look exactly like mine
should look something like
mine.
You know we're human beings not
copy machines
and so be very easy with
yourself about your tree
going to thicken the trunk up
just a little bit up here.
But I still want it to get very
tapered because all the lines
going on into that tree
are going to be quite fine
delicate little lines.
I'm just giving them a nice
basis to work for them.
Now if your brush
is getting slopped up one thing
you can do is roll it out.
That's called offloading come
back and get a little more
paint right at the tip.
Let's make some graphs
and I liked actually say the
word cresc Scratch-Cat but I
also like to start my
brush stroke firmly planted
to the canvas and then just
flick up and lighten it as I
come out. And that lets it be
very delicate.
See how I can make this very
delicate by pressing very
lightly imagines like
little butterfly wings or
something and I don't make
even little brushstrokes like
this do I. Come.
Some of them are longer Some of
them are shorter.
Some of them bend to the right.
Some of them bend to the left
you know be creative.
Let your grass grow.
Different directions.
Come here make a little clump
of interesting grass
right there. Oh that's a clump
of interesting grass
that's grown right here.
Light pressure.
Lots of different curve
to my line.
Come down here Curve some
grass blowing up because the
wind is rustling through this
hill blowing this
tree right.
This magical tree.
Love and Peace tree right
there.
When you're happy with
your grass.
Go ahead and make sure that's
dry before you try to put in
your delicate branches.
I'm going to do that right now
too.
So let's put it our delicate
little branches on and come
over to my paint and
make sure that my brushes and
all glob up get just
the tip in there.
I'm going to take this branch
all the way out wondering to
the end I'm going to come
out here and as I'm coming out
I'm in a light light and light
and my pressure and see how
that makes it delicate.
That's what I'm doing.
All right. Can a little more
curry here.
All I want to make a delicate
little branch coming on here.
My trick to this is
a light hand pressure.
That's all you've got to do is
keep your pressure light.
Let's make some more of this.
And we need to come along here.
I want to make sure that my
branches are coming
off of a
thicker joint.
So this has to be thicker than
the branch wandering off from
it.
Here we can that's light and
delicate. Oh I'm going to
wander over here.
I like to make these long
in delicate.
You can practice on a scratch
piece of paper if you're not
feeling confident.
But how it might work out for
you.
And also if you let it dry you
can just come back and Q-Tip
any mistakes that you made
right over any black branches
that you don't like.
Coming up here.
Making sure like everything
wander out here we need some
more branches down low holding
up all these delightful
and exciting branches.
I don't want to take my joint
right off there and come up a
little bit above
wander this.
Just a little bit of
tree magic happening.
Well maybe a little one comes
down here.
You just do this too.
You feel really happy.
With what you have and once you
have it exactly how you like
it then you get to sign
it.
Now I do like to use a really
small brush to sign.
So let's pick up our little
detail brush
put our signatures on there
together.
Remember your signature is part
of the artwork.
So just think about it a little
bit and try to make it
seem like it belongs in the
painting not just sitting
on top of it.
All right
really satisfied with that.
I
hope you're pretty surprised
and thrilled.
And you'll check out some of
the more fun Q-Tip paintings
that you can do.
Be good to yourselves be good
to each other.
I want to see you really soon.




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