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Paint a Christmas Tree ACEO

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First published at 20:20 UTC on November 25th, 2018.

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A step-by-step instructional video on how to paint an ACEO watercolor. ACEO is an acronym for Art Card, Editions, and Originals. Feel free to substitute your favorite colors and brushes. A materials list is included at the beginning of the video.

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If you don't want Christmas lights on your tree, simply skip the masking/Christmas lights sections of the video. You can add just the snow to the branches of the foreground tree to create a general winter scene.

Be sure to use 100% cotton watercolor paper, especially when using a blade to lift color. Pulpwood paper tends to tear and deteriorate when using these painting techniques.

I hope you give it a try!

Best wishes,
Tom

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