How to paint realistic holly leaves for your Christmas card
Painting your own Christmas card should be a lot of fun.
But there’s also some pressure there – you want it to look right if all your friends and family will see it!
So I thought I’d share with you some pointers for painting holly leaves that are really realistic and shapely:
Why not try them out this weekend? And if you’re a member of my online school then the full step-by-step tutorial of this holly (including it’s berries), is available there.
Please let me know in the comments if you have painted your own cards before – and how it went. And if you do have a go at these leaves I’d love it if you shared them with me via social media using #AnnaMasonArt so I can see them!
Happy painting!
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Anna, Thanks really like your style! might give these a try!
Francie
Thanks Francie – let me know how you get on! 🙂
Anna, Thanks really like your style! might give these a try!
Francie
Thank you so much. I love your paints. I will try yo get your book soon. Congratulation tour work is excellent.Thanks for sharing this lessons.
Thank you so much. I love your paints. I will try yo get your book soon. Congratulation tour work is excellent.Thanks for sharing this lessons.
Love the paintings. Maybe some day i’ll pluck up the courage to give some of them a go 🙂
Love the paintings. Maybe some day i’ll pluck up the courage to give some of them a go 🙂
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