Easy Acrylic Painting // Birch Trees // Using just ONE BRUSH!

[@catherinebitting4403]

So glad you are back… always enjoyed your work… I also love painting with you 😃👍🎨

[@karenricepaintingchannel4664]

Thank you so much 😀

[@chrischurchley7003]

Great to see you back in acrylics and this is a fabulous painting - the textures you achieved are amazing 🤩 I haven’t done any acrylics since lockdown - thanks for the reminder they exist 😂🙏

[@karenricepaintingchannel4664]

Thanks so much Chris! Great to be back.... I hope you are inspired to get back into acrylics! 😊

[@vickimosser8244]

Just found you. Really cool idea how to do the trees

[@geraldinenagle1756]

Karen will I try my first acrylic -need to get over this block this may be my first

[@karenricepaintingchannel4664]

Good luck!

[@geraldinenagle1756]

Karen I love the painting over your left shoulder ..have u done it recently.

[@karenricepaintingchannel4664]

Here is the link for the tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYTJgoyca7qAaLssi=Zjomts7lAn-Xsqvd

[@RobinZiemacki]

Hi Karen. Thank you for this great tutorial. I can’t find the link for the stay-wet palette. Would you please send it to me? Thanks again ☺️

[@karenricepaintingchannel4664]

You can use a plastic try, paper, place a paper towel on top of the tray, wet it so that it’s damp. Then place a sheet of parchment paper on top. Then squeeze out your credit paint in a row. As long as you keep the paper towel damp, your Acrylics won’t dry out. It is a process called osmosis. Hope this was helpful.