HOW-T0 make Budget Mid-Grade Trees

HOWT0 make Budget Mid-Grade Trees
Yes, Mid-grade. Not the best for up front, but fill in the middle.
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[@robertlewis7237]

thank you for great super detailed video

[@wolfgangpfeilergartenbahnd6530]

Great work and a very interesting video

[@goforitpainting]

Cool tutorial

[@nemmrrc]

Groovy

[@normanrowe2831]

I agree, that’s a good looking tree.

[@schadowolf]

Great video and nice budget tree without looking like a puff ball tree!

[@donaldkormos5529]

Beautiful trees!! Agree with JAZZ MAN ... would be interesting to paint trunk white and then add leaf materials for birch tree.

[@MoosesWorkshop]

What a beautiful property! Very Zen. :)

[@TheJpec361]

Those are summer trees...summer ok, summer better. Spraying the fiber not only hides the color, but the black puts in some shadow to give it a fuller look...

[@mikesscale3149]

I use the same techniques for my trees and the same wild plant as you demonstrate. I model in S. I also use the sedum plant for tree armatures. What I would like to mention to you is that I use the black poly fiber from MicroMark instead of the blue filter material. Eliminating the black painting step.

[@jazzman1626]

You could paint the tree trunk to look more like a birch tree?

[@roberttrofa8469]

I think the plant is called Beech Drops for those wanting to know more.

[@charlesfaulkner8653]

I think you should take the camera and tie it to a 3’ string and swing it around. Then I’ll really get dizzy watching this. Lol