That is the first time I've ever made a tree that looks good. Thank you! I even put a meadow of sorts in front with daffodils and snapdragons using just this technique. again thank you. I love trees!

This is excellent. Am I competent enough to follow this yet? Naw. Do I hope to be in the not too distant future ? Yes. I tried to trace bitmap of a tree drawing I made in FireAlpaca or Sketchbook, but this might just allow me to skip that and start from scratch here. I bumped up my notifications to ALL because I keep finding interesting stuff on your channel!

Very useful your tutorials. Very clear English. That is very important for us as non native speakers. Many times I watch your tutorials for your nice English too. Thank you very much.

I'm always excited to see your latest video. You have a great teaching style that seems to work well for me. I've learned so much! Thank you for your efforts. I hope you feel better soon! 😃👍

Great tutorial Rick. really helpful thanks mate. looking forward to the landscape piece . 👍🐺👍

Love ya work! this is great. Thank You.

YAY I followed along and just made 2 awesome trees!! thank you so much..I have subscribed!

Fantastic, really enjoy your teaching style. Thanks for creating and sharing.

wow, thx man

Nice, many thanks for the video 🎨

Teaching was great...lot to know from you. Thank you

Really cool video...TY

Great 👍

thanks

Very good.

awesome tut as usual! Are you ok Rick you sound a bit sick

Thanks for the video. Still binge watching. : ) Boy you weren't kidding. Inkscape likes to crash, and I have 16GB of RAM. The guys from Windows 98, must have gotten a job with Inkscape. I miss the blue screens of death. : (

I recently found your channel and I must say that I find it really interesting, both for the topics covered and for the way you set up the lesson by showing the various "scrolling" phases. Great job! 👍 However, after seeing some of your videos (not all of them yet) I would like to suggest you disable the "Snap Tool" because in 90% of cases this is the cause of crashes in Inkscape. Obviously when you need it and if you use it just when you need it, it's not a problem and it's a very useful tool but, if the function is unnecessarily enabled, every time you move or shrink a simple shape or worse, a path with lots of "nodes" , will always try to connect to something, even if in the near environment, there is nothing to connect to ... ... in fact it can be seen that the movements, during the movement, are less fluid, almost jerky. We always have to imagine an "invisible magnetic grid" that the Snap tool is perpetually looking for. If you add that while you work, there is a screen recorder (example: OBS) in the background that already sucks a lot of the computing power of your CPU / GPU, the "crash problem" is always around the corner. Again, thanks for sharing and spreading the knowledge 🙏💙☮

Really neat. I suppose you can also make different trees by slightly changing the brushes between trees?

Thank you for your videos. I can't figure out how to get that circular color palette on the side. All I have is the string of colors at the bottom.

I didn't catch how did you draw a shadow of the tree. please explain it

Is there a method for spraying clones or copies in a perspective pattern? Or would you have to change perspective afterwards? Thanks for all of your tutorials, by the way. They take a ton of work and I respect your dedication.

How export in ( hd , uhd & 4k ) After exporting image quality in low too much low sir. Help for building hight quality imahe & exporting

Excellent tutorial, what happened to your sound?

Nothing comes out of the spray. Stopped working suddenly while using it. Worked then didn't. Seems like the program can't stop doing crazy things. A restart doesn't solve the problem. I have played with endless settings and done searches. Just like always, this program proves to be flakey. Affinity Designer gets my vote again even if it doesn't have all the same options. At least it works all the time. Good videos but I'm left feeling like I am wasting valuable time trying to figure out all the bugs that aren't covered in tutorials.