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Interesting that you think the trees will be a bugger - I'd find the car a hell of a lot more difficult: but I suppose you've a passion for the one and not for the other; whereas in my case it would be the other way around.
It's a bit like the last Mustang painting I did - I flew through the cars but it took me months to finish the background! Hopefully that won't be the case this time, but I haven't painted trees with this kind of detail before so we'll see how it goes.
Anth
Thanks Tessa! The method is known, by some, as 'paint by numbers' :)
Had a night off this one last night, finishing the canvas edges of the Diner painting off, so got back onto it tonight - grille, glass blocked in and trees!
Anth
Had another good night on the Firebird - thanks to Bob Ross! Saw him painting trees with a flat brush a while ago so gave it a go with an old, slightly stiff fan / blender brush and it worked a treat.
Anth
And there was you worrying about painting trees. I like the delicacy of the branches and twigs, and the bushes are so convincing. They look great and the rest is looking superb as well.
Bri
Cheers Bri! The trees/bushes need some more shadow and twigs adding but I'll get that sussed. Think I'm going to get that front wheel done next, then the car's virtually done!
Anth