I thought at the same time I would show you the steps I took to make it. I used acrylic paint since it will come off easily when I want to remove it. I’ll apologize now for some of the pictures. They are blurry because it’s hard to take a picture of a window.
Step one: I took green and mixed it with brown for the darker shades and a little white for the lighter shade. Then I just painted a tree mimicking the branches. For the trunk I used brown mixed with black, and then mixed with white for the lighter part.
Step Two: Add lights, just like you were decorating a real tree.
Step Three: Garland next. I forgot to take a picture with just the garland added.
Step Four: I outlined the ornaments using the top of a pop can as a stamp. I also added some ornaments with the copper color.
Step Five: I filled in the ornament balls with white since I was going to shade them in color.
Step Six: Filled in the ornaments with some color.
Step Seven: I added the reflections of the “lights” into the ornaments.
Step Eight: Add Star. (and yes, I made that too.)
Here’s my finished tree:
At Night.
During the day:
Merry Christmas Everyone!
That is so awesome!!! LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing tree Crissy! It really turned out beautiful. I think it is better than a real tree!
ReplyDeleteCrissy - what a great idea! - and what an amazing job you did!!! - it's beautiful!
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