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I can't wait for you all to try this one! take it slow, one step at a time and you'll nail it

We're using our knowledge of leaving white space for the white parts of the snow. I have a reference picture as well, but don't be married to it, just use it as a general guide.

Paper: arches 140 lb cotton 9X12" paper that I've cut into 3X3" pieces, giving me 12 pieces per page.

Paint: The palette I'm using today is the split primary palette by letter sparrow: cad yellow, lemon yellow, cad red, magenta, ultramarine blue, cerulean, indigo and sap green. I don't use all of these colors in this painting but I mention each one as I use them

Brushes: size 4 round brush - Princeton brand

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Julie Huffines

I look forward to this soooo much! You may have to add about 200 more for the year :) Thanks for this!

Annie

My favorite so far! The shadows are so satisfying.

Liz

Not my best.. this one was hard

Maureen

This looks fun. We did a canyon tour from Utah down to Nevada and I just love the mountains ⛰️

Sanne van der Veen

You were very right, adding the shadows did freak me out :D

Luella Robb

Thank you x this was difficult! You mentioned a video you’ve done on the pine trees, but I couldn’t find it anywhere - how long ago was it?

Joyce Raby

Ditto! I would love to see the pine tree video!

Cheryl

This is going to need another try! My marks just aren’t looking organic. But I enjoy trying these little pieces because they don’t feel intimidating.

Luella Robb

Thank you 😊found it. Definitely need help either way the trees, mine are dreadful!

Shannon

This one was fun! I’m using only the cool primaries and warm primaries so two yellows two reds and two blues, and it’s working out well.

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Kristin Van Leuven

Sorry I didn't see this earlier Vicki! I think I saw your pictures in the chat, but let me know if you still need help finding it

Kristin Van Leuven

Sorry I didn't get the link up faster! I can't believe I missed these comments

Kristin Van Leuven

That sounds incredible! The mountains in this area really are something else

Kristin Van Leuven

You painted it and that's really what counts! It will be fun to even revisit these paintings next year and see how differently we paint them

Kristin Van Leuven

This is the link for the "Anatomy of a pine tree" tutorial on YouTube

Lynne Merrick

Thanks for this link. Lots of good information.

Toni South

thanks that will be so helpful. Ive been doing it like a blob here and there etc... lol

Susan C Terris

I enjoyed this one - though struggled too with finding the right balance of shadow colors!

Toni South

I'm practicing the pine tree strokes. When I get to the combination strokes I'm getting a little confused. The 6th row is a combination of the 4th plus what stroke? Thanks. Its a great video. I love trees and love the practice.

Murr

Oh man, I loved this one! I've been trying to get better with shadows and this was so helpful =D

Noelle

My favorite so far!

Michelle

I had to do this one a couple of times. And I will do it again couple more times. The lessons in this are worth repeating. Thank you.

Mary

I just started these 100 paintings in 2025 and I can't say enough about how low pressure, high satisfaction, painting tiny is. I had no idea it would be this fun.