1. Choose Your Surface The paint typically used for this technique is acrylic. You can work on either a canvas or regular sketch paper or cardboard. However, I recommend starting with paper first and then moving on to canvas once you’re comfortable. 2. Prepare the Branches Before using the tree branches, trim them to create a relatively flat surface. This will help reduce the chances of unwanted paint smudging when the branch comes into contact with the canvas. 3. Apply Paint to the Branches Be careful not to overload the branches with paint. Instead of dipping the branch directly into the paint, use a brush to apply paint onto the branch. This will give you better control over the amount of paint and the effect it creates. 4. Paint on the Canvas When applying the paint, make sure to leave some empty spaces on the canvas or paper. Avoid covering the entire surface with paint, as the empty spaces can add to the overall aesthetic of your artwork. 5. Final Tips and Feedback Best of luck with your painting! Feel free to send me your attempts via DM. I’d be happy to provide feedback and help you identify any areas where you might need improvement. #ArtisticExploration #VisualNarratives #ContemporaryArt #AbstractArtDaily #ArtisticProcess #InspirationThroughArt #ArtInMotion #ColorfulCreations #ArtOfTheDay #ArtLoversUnite #MixedMediaArt #CreativeProcess #ArtisticCommunity #FineArtPhotography #artcollectorsanddealersi - @arttok_w