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Realistic Trees in Watercolour DVD
Re-mastered from the original video. Run Time. 43 Minutes Approx.

The DVD is region zero and designed to play on DVD players anywhere in the world.
As the original video was in PAL, this DVD is also in PAL format and is therefore suitable for any TV that can play PAL.
A DVD-R disc has been used for the recording, this will play in the majority of PC DVD drives. The the typical PC monitor, unlike the TV will play this DVD as they are not PAL, NTSC or format specific.

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 Realistic Trees in Watercolour with Jacqui Blackman.     
  This instructional guide starts out in the countryside looking at the character of a few common varieties of trees. Then back to the studio where the use of a double loaded brush technique with the filbert brush makes painting trees easy. You are taken step by step through this successful but unusual method of applying watercolour. Plenty of detailed instruction on loading the brush and applying the paint for a deciduous and a coniferous type tree.  All rights reserved. Artra Productions.

Leisure Painter Magazine.

Review: by Robin Capon.

Issue: June 2000
Full Review on page 37

Extract from Realistic Trees in Watercolour Review.

"In the opening sequences of her latest helpful and instructional video .." "This video will interest many watercolour painters. It combines some useful information on painting trees with instructive demonstrations of an unusual technique."
This was the review when the original video came out.

Flower Painting Workshop DVD
Re-mastered from the original video. Runtime 1 hr 18 minutes.

The DVD is region zero and designed to play on DVD players anywhere in the world.
As the original video was in PAL, this DVD is also in PAL format and is therefore suitable for any TV that can play PAL.
A DVD-R disc has been used for the recording, this will play in the majority of PC DVD drives. The the typical PC monitor, unlike the TV will play this DVD as they are not PAL, NTSC or format specific.

!You will need Windows Media Player® installed on your PC to view this clip!

Depending on your PC settings you may need to 'Allow Active X' by clicking the top bar.
Please allow a few seconds for the clip to buffer, then click Play.

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Painting Flowers in Oils.

This is an in-depth instructional video, that looks at the construction of flowers, especially the foreshortened front petal. The painting is completed wet-on-wet from background, to leaves in detail, to the Poppies, followed by the addition of Daises and some line-work, also a little about correcting mistakes. Details of all the basic brush strokes, palette colours and colour mixing needed to complete the painting, with plenty of helpful tips along the way.  All rights reserved.  Artra Productions.

Leisure Painter Magazine.
 

Review: by Robin Capon.

Issue: February 2000
Full Review on page 37

Extract from the Painting Flowers in oils Review.

"Here is a clear, helpful and detailed guide for anyone wishing to paint flowers, or indeed any other subject in oils, using a wet-on-wet technique".

This was the review when the original video came out.

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