The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now Larry Pezzavento. Okay, looking good Billy Ray feeling good Lewis. We're going to take a look at the German Dax heading lower. Have been still continuing should be continuing until June the 6th or 5th somewhere in that ballpark. We're very close to that level of 2730 in the S&P 500 that we posted in here many, many times. So pay close attention to it. A few things that are really interesting on the horizon today from a trading purpose. We're having a pretty nice rally here in gold. Nothing really in silver and platinum can't get out of its own way. Take a quick look at gold and then I want to switch over something that I think is a little bit more important if there is such a thing. But if you take a look at this chart here that we're going to show, which is the chart for the June gold. Now we're switching over to August gold today. There is no July contract as those of you that have traded gold know. So August will be big and then after that there's no September and then there'll be in October and then in December. But we will be going into August gold next week. This is still the June because we're very close to that target within about four bucks. That's nothing more than a nice little butterfly pattern ABCD format. This is so far folks you have to basically look at a bear market rally here. Silver is broken down, platinum is broken down, gold is hanging on by a thread and I mean a thread more like dental floss than a thread. Ruby would like to see the sugar the sweet. Let's just get up here and bring up sugar the sweet. We'll look at that October sugar because that's the one that we've decided to keep our hands on. Really doing not doing much boy just a second here we got to get this thing done here. Hold on a second and we'll get the sugar up so you can see it. Let's just I've got to do it the easy way. So give me one second. There's the one second all I need to do now is to get in here and no, no, no, you don't have to be sorry Ruby. This is good. This is what we'd like to hear. This is what helps my job folks. Hey, let me explain something to you folks. This is not an easy gig. You know, I have to prepare about an hour and a half to two hours every day to give you something that's interesting and stuff. You know, and you know, I understand that most people don't give it with Lee Twidley, but that's neither here nor there. So pay pay pay close attention to it. Okay, here comes sugar the sweet for Ruby. And we'll get this up here so that you'll be able to see it. You'll be there you go. There's the sugar. You see, we've held up here. We've had a five day rally, but it didn't go anywhere. Ruby, that's that's the bad part. There is very good support. It's bouncing off of that. But Ruby, the one that's been, you know, the leader of the pack has been the, you know, the cup of Joe. Look, look, look at the cup of Joe here. I mean, this is the one you talked about, you know, a couple weeks ago and we were making that 135 pattern on the bottom. And now you see where we are. We've exploded above the 382 rally of the high from October of last year when we went from 94 to 124. We rallied 30 cents a pound. Look what happens if we rally 30 cents a pound this time takes us right up to 116, which is the 78% retracement. You'd still be in a bear market. So, you know, I'd be watching for a pullback in this to be a buyer.  It almost makes me want to trade coffee. And then I hear the voice of old grandma passing. Whenever you have the urge to trade coffee, go lay down on the couch until that urge goes away. And for the last 69 years, I've been able to do that. So that's what we're watching. Now we did have a really interesting concept. I haven't looked at this before, but I hadn't looked at it for many, many years. And one of our folks down in Houston, Texas said, have you ever run the Bradley model with other commodities? And the answer, yes, we did, but we never did anything as far as publishing it. We didn't do anything as far as statistically looking at it. But let's take a look here because one is really interesting here. Here is the old 30 year treasury brand. And it is a one year, well, seven month picture of the bonds. This is the June bond. We're switching over to September now. But you'll notice here that we have a Bradley model that's lining up pretty good. Now that does not surprise me because Bradley was based on the 10 planets. And what he did was he took the work of the guy from Yale, the astrophysicist. I believe his name was Burr and not Raymond Burr, but something of some other kind of Burr. And what he did, they had already known this for quite some time that some planets have a positive energy point or valence. And I think that's what they called it. And the others have a negative. So if you have a positive matching a negative, it depends on what the value is. And that's how the Bradley model started out that you have those little values on this matrix. And then you add the matrix and that's what gets you these Bradley points and Bradley dates. When you got a whole bunch of them coming together, it's a key date. And that's what you're looking for. Many times that Bradley will follow along perfectly. And then all of a sudden, by a bing, by a boom, it goes the other way and you don't know what's going on. That's why the patterns will get you to the promised land. And that's really what you're really trying to do when you're seeing some of these things that that's what's going on. But folks, I do want to bring a couple of these to your attention here. We'll bring up the gold here. And you'll see that with the gold market, you know, there's been a little bit of a key dates, you know, and no, the Bradley model has not shifted at all. It is just spot on. I mean, from what we were looking at with the, you know, with the, if you remember, we posted that in the newsletter again. And it's just absolutely perfect. It looks like it's coming in right around June 5th or 6th. And that's the date that it that it's, I guess we should look at it again. Since you've asked a question and we need to get a few timing things out of the way here. So I don't have to apologize for things that I do wrong, which is if we did that will be avoid this crude. Oh man, it doesn't have any friends today. Let's get this up here and we'll take a look at this and we'll we'll be able to see where yeah, it's lining up just just about just about spot on. Yeah, let me get this up here so you folks can take a quick look at this. And then we will then we'll get over I've got to turn off the crude oil just getting down to a 61% retracement before it goes to the 78% level. But let's take a look here at the at this Bradley model and and. Oh, Larry, you said you probably should do this and now it's not doing what it was promised to do. Oh, shucks. All right, give me one second here and we will bring it up here. Where is it? Oh dear, dear, dear, dear, dear. Here it is. I finally found it. And here we go. All right. There we go. You'll see it's still coming in around June 5th or 6th is what it looks like it's been following nicely since December 26. Ruby's asking what is my opinion of the Brazilian Real when trading softs like coffee and sugar, etc. Ruby, I do not trade the softs. And the only thing I know about the Brazilian Real is it's from Brazil. That's all I know. End of story. I wish I did been down there once to see Sugarloaf Mountain, but took the Concorde down there back in 1993. 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And then we'll talk about that Bradley, but you'll notice that once we broke that support there at 106 and cattle, you know, after being there for two weeks and breaking that support, that is not good, folks. So it's continuing to head down. So Marshall's asking, would you overlay the 1987 Bradley with the 2019 Bradley? You really can't do that, Marshall, because each year is separate. That's why it's so important because you can do these two, three, four hundred thousand years in advance, but each year is different. That's why it is important. But the overlay in 1987 was very good. I have that, you know, in store somewhere on this doggone computer, but where I don't know, I'll try to find it maybe for next week. But right now it is following the Bradley like we expected it to do. Now whether it's going to continue or not, I don't know. All I know is that that ABCD structure on the S&P takes you to 2730. We're, you know, 30 handles away. And, you know, that's not very far. And we've got three or four more days to get there. We could go a lot lower than that or maybe not make it at all. We don't know what the answer is. So all I can tell you today, folks, is in an hour and between 10 and 1030, there's a lot of stuff happening. So, you know, keep your ears to the grindstone today to see how some of this stuff looks out. The August 25th high 1987 was harmonic convergence. It did nail the Bradley model was spot on right there. And the reason why it was Marshall, you had five planets in the sign of Leo. I mean, can you imagine that all of them? I mean, it was lined up so perfectly that they called it harmonic convergence. You know, so we'll see. Well, you get lucky once in a while in the crude oil. The crude oil has been one that has been, you know, going down quite a bit. So since we're speaking of crude oil here, just take a look here with a crude oil. And the Bradley, we'll just get this up here and take a look at it. You'll notice here, and believe me, I am not using the Bradley on any of this, but you can see here that it does follow relatively well. And we're going to be doing probably getting ready for a bottom on June 5th or 6th in crude oil too. So all that Bradley model is folks is a compilation of a whole bunch of cycles put into an X and Y. The sound. Broad sort to Danny Boy. Broad sort to Danny Boy. Come in Danny Boy. Broad sort to Danny Boy. Broad sort to Danny Boy. Come in Danny Boy. Can you folks hear me? Okay, good. All right. We've got the sound back. But when you're doing these, when you're looking at these cycles on these X and Y coordinates, you know, I keep saying this, it's like, you know, beating a beating a stuffed animal. But the, you don't know which one's going to work and which ones isn't. If you did, you'd have the Holy Grail. And the Holy Grail is that really important nine in cycle folks from your left ear to your right ear. Because once you got that one right, the rest of it just lines up really, really good. So that's it. I'm glad that you folks are interested in the history of this because, you know, did a lot of work. We did 160 years, I believe, of Bradley Stuff with Mr. 20 men whose birthdays coming up on the 5th of June. The old cowboy's going to be 74, believe it or not. Anyway, if you'll take a look at what's happening now, we got big things happening, boys and girls.  We've been talking about it for a long time. And guess what? The fat lady's up and singing and she is dancing. Let's get up and take a look at it. You'll notice here is the Treasury Bondolis. We got up to 150 for 12. We're trading at 150, 325. That is the number that we were looking at with the flight to quality last night that was going on because the stock market was in a proverbial spiral down that pushed those higher notes when it had bit higher. But this is all the stuff that you're looking for, folks. If you like pattern recognition, and I certainly do, you got all the things going. And if we look at the thing that we looked at on Monday, which was from our friends, it's more like a new center and a bridge is what you're looking for, Peter. If you take a look here at this sentiment for the bonds, and now this sentiment's going to be higher than 91% because we've exploded. Those yields have dropped even more, which is what you want to see. But this is nothing more than a bear market rally going back. My God, the high was 177. This is really nothing going on. If we take a look at the Treasury notes, and this is why it's important here this morning, because we're switching over between June and September, and that's why you're seeing these unusual gaps in here is because of that difference. But they are completing ABCD patterns. It's a bearish pattern. You got sentiment. You got all the other stuff going that you're supposed to be looking at. And we'll see. And none of that, but you're getting people scared in the stock market, which they should be scared because we're now down to an ABCD pattern in the S&P at 2730. And not there yet, but I mean, we might not get there. All I know is that that's what we're watching as we look at some of these things. Okay, I don't know what DSI is, Steve, so I wish I knew. I do know Jake very well. He lives out there in California now, but better get three. No, no, no, no, no, no, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. O'Brien, sir, Mr. O'Brien, sir, this shall never happen. Not in your wildest dreams. They can take interest rates to minus 46% and you're never going to see 177 in bonds again. Not a chance. As they say in Tijuana, no way, Jose. This is a rally in a bear market, folks. That's all it really is. It's nothing more than that. I mean, you know, that's what you're looking at. Hey, you want to see a rally in a bear market? Come on. Let's take a look here now. Before you get the life rats ready, let's take a look at this one here. Look, this is the TLT, boys and girls. This is the, this is if you're long bonds, the TLT's been going up and look where we hit today, 131-26. I think we hit that already. I did this in the middle of the night, so we're right up there at that same level. This is a weekly, look at the high we had back there at 143. This is nothing more than a BCD rally back. Now, maybe it backs off and goes higher. Maybe I'm full of baloney. Well, absolutely sure I'm full of baloney. But to me, it looks like that's what we're watching. Let's look at, let's look at something else that is important. Oh, we got a break coming up yet. Yeah. Let's take a look at the bond. Here's the, here's one we've been following. This is the old bond across the pond here. You can see the bond. What is it doing? Making a beautiful, beautiful butterfly pattern up here at the 1.618 expansion. Just as nice as you'd like to see. 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So keep a very, very close eye on that one. Since we're talking about the end, let's just take a look at the Bradley model over the U.S. Dollar Index. And here is one that really doesn't really... It is a beautiful bullish cartley there in the end. It's about as perfect as you can get. But look at the dollar index with the Bradley. I mean, the key dates are pretty good, but following the rest of it, I mean, it's nothing like what you see in the stock market and also in the bond market. You got to do each one of these separately. Folks, keep it as simple as possible. You don't need a whole lot of stuff. I see charts that people have that have so many oscillators and things on them that I mean, you couldn't understand what was going on, no matter what. But if it works for them, more power to them. That's the bottom line of what we're sort of paying attention to here. So let's remember that. I wanted to bring a couple of things to your attention here. And that is, I do want to show you the TBT, which is the reverse. You know, if you've been long bonds, this is the ETF for the TBT. And you can use 198-day moving average. That'll give you a two-day lead on... Well, you get that same lead with a fifth of scotch, but I don't drink scotch. You can see here the three drive to a bottom. This is the exact opposite of the three drive to a top that we're seeing in the interest rates, TLT. So that's neither here nor there. So keep a close eye on that. We've had a couple of questions the last few days about Tesla. Folks, Tesla looks like a dying quail down there. It's got 170, I think, written all over it. It just doesn't look like it wants to do very much. Remember the fang stocks have looked very, very, very poorly for quite some time. So remember that that's a really good indicator is that when these markets don't rally, when the news is good, that's a sign that something is very, very important. You know what I mean? So that's how we look at it. Okay, let's break stride here a little bit. I want to tell you folks about the situation that we're seeing here in the corn market. We have tremendously bullish news in the corn. We really have. Now, we've been up to test that 1.618 expansion several times now, and we've not been able to break out of the highs that we made on Tuesday, I believe. So this is going to be quite interesting because we're seeing a really strong resistance up in this area. The big problem lies, and I'm going to do my best to have Simon Lee on next week, because he is busier than a one-armed paper hanger, as you can imagine, because some of these farmers, and you get a smaller farm, say, four or 500 acres, you know, at $5,000 an acre, you're talking about a family. Family, it's got about $3 million tied up in the farm. And if they've hedged that corn and it goes against them and they have to, you know, buy it back, and corn would go nuts, like the $6 or $7, they lose the whole farm. I mean, a whole generation can lose everything. So it's important that, you know, they monitor this because if it gets really bad, that's something. Now, if they didn't hedge it, if they didn't put a contract out, then, you know, it's no big deal. They just don't make any money this year. But, you know, they're trying to put the corn in, so they're going to lose a little bit there. But if nothing happens, but look at, just tomorrow is the 1st of June. Remember the old adage, the corn is as high as an elephant eye on the 4th of July? This old corn is going to barely be popping out of the ground by the 4th of July. So it's going to be really interesting what happens. And we're only one crop away from famine in the world, folks. If the U.S. ever had a crop tell you like we had in the 30s, the dust bowl, you'd be looking at war because wars are fought over food and power. And this would be one that would really be something to look at. Remember, you've got 1.7 million Chinese and 1.9 billion from India. And so you're looking at some people that really need the food if it happens. I don't know if it's going to happen or not. And believe me, we're still at low prices, relatively speaking.  And boy, it is still wet. I talked to my sister yesterday down there in Tarot, Indiana. And the old Wabash River is still running over at the side. So it's pretty wet down in that area. So let's keep a close eye on that. Now, since we were talking a little while ago about the E-mini S&P, that pattern that we were looking at, which is that ABCD structure that we've been looking at ever since the 1st of May. We'll get this up here. You'll see that we're looking at around 2730. We're trading at 2760 in change, I believe right now. I'm not even sure. But if we take a look at the really interesting one, folks, from a really long-term perspective and a broader market perspective is the New York Stock Exchange Index. And this is where we are here. You'll see that we're very, very close to a 382 retracement. A couple of good down days would get us down there to that 120 or 12,200 level. We're now trading at 12,393. So 200 points lower in that New York Stock Exchange Index is going to take you right down to that same level. And that's going to be an ABCD correction in a bull market. And Mr. Gartley said on page 222, pay close attention to that. It's going to be really interesting because we're coming into these times and whether they work or not, we don't know. But that's what pattern recognition is all about.  And that's how it works. All right. Now, we have a question about Norm Winsky. And the question is, does Mr. Winsky make money? My guess is he must be doing pretty good. He's been doing it for 40 years. And I do know he's doing okay. But, you know, he uses some shorter-term timing stuff. But I think he does a pretty good job more or less. And someone's just asked about Shane Smollion. I just skyped with him just a few, not more than a couple of minutes ago. We'll hopefully have Shane on next week. And he's doing incredibly well. So that's, you know, there's a lot to be said about the astrology stuff. And if you look at the timer digest, you know, the top 10 people, guess what, boys and girls? They're either pattern recognition or astrologers. You know, you've got Tim Boston there. You've got Stan Harley in there. You've got the leader of the pack, Steve Rhodes. You know, my goodness, there's just Kari Sismanski. He's one of my really good buddies, my students from here in Tucson. So, you know, those folks, it actually works. The problem is it doesn't work all the time. And that's the real key. 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I don't want to keep repeating myself like the third monkey. Anyway, let's take a quick look at a couple of things. I mentioned earlier today that there is just a lot of timing things happening between 10 and 11 o'clock. And I'm just going to share with you a couple of things. Here is the forecast that we were looking at for the S&P last night and you'll see this was the European forecast. You see that's what it's done so far. You know, not bad, you know, not perfect but certainly, you know, not too bad. But let's look at see what's happening today in the front of the S&P. Now, this is, remember, this is a this is a neural network and basically what you see there where it says 11 o'clock, bada-bing, bada-boom. Well, Dollar Bill just posted some stuff from Tim Boss and Dr. Al Larson from Chaos Clinic and they have a time and that blue line there between right around 11.30. So that's close enough for me. Watch to see where it is at that point. If you've got a nice pattern there around 11 o'clock, especially a nice ABCD, well, ideally you'd like to see 27.30 and that's 25 panels from where we are, whether we do that or not, I don't know, but watch that at around 11 o'clock. And not only that, folks, I mean, this doesn't happen very often. There are 12 things and I mean, all 12 of them. I mean, every single one of them, say between 10 and 11 o'clock, something really, really big is going to happen now. I'm not sure what that means, but take a look here at the little slippery one from from the Middle East. Let's take a look at the crude oil. Look at crude oil here. Here is at 10.15. It should be making a bottom. That is a good vibration that is, you know, it finds the like the Beach Boys says the good vibration. So that's what it's doing is nothing to do with price. You notice that we made a lower low than we did at 5.30 in the morning. We took that low out by just a little bit. Haven't gone anywhere. But watch it at 10.15. If you have something there at 10.15, it looks interesting in crude oil. Then maybe you take a little nibble at it. It's just a prediction. I'll follow through with some of these maybe on Monday and we'll see if it works. But just every single thing that I have today, I'm talking corn wheat, soybeans, crude oil, gold, treasury bonds, stock market, every single one of them. Natural gas even is all lining up around 10.11 o'clock. That means that the first couple hours may be bad and maybe the tweet comes from the White House. All I know is be prepared. Like the Boy Scouts. Let's keep a close eye on that because that's what we're watching here. We'll see if that's going to be the other case to see what's going on here. All right, now run out of questions. Anybody have any questions? I have run out of gas as they say in the trade. Since we're talking about gas, and that's one thing I am usually familiar with. Let's take a look here. I know you folks don't trade natural gas very often, but this one's really setting up quite nicely. And that is this one right here. You'll be able to see it. The same type of thing. This is Mother God in Country when you see one like this. So bear with me here a second. And believe me folks it was not easy to make these types of predictions. This was done on really big, big computers over a long period of time. And here is natural gas. A great thing to trade. Moves $100 a point, but boy it gives some wild swings. And you can see here 1045 in natural gas. Keep an eye on that one. And you know the good part about this folks if you do this and it's 20 minutes later than the time you're supposed to be looking and nothing's happening. It ain't working because it works right away or it doesn't work at all. That's the real advantage of it because you just look at what you're you know what you're looking at. So I don't know. That's what I see. Okay we got four more minutes to go. Any other questions that anybody wants to ask? No other questions. Well I didn't plan enough for everything just overall. Well someone's asking a question about Al and Gold. I'll just put that Gold up. Gold's making a really nice ABCD in a bear market. So that's it. That target in the Gold. This is the June Gold that would be around 1301 I think we're trading 1299 but August is the one to trade. There's still a lot of open interest in the Gold so that's oh my goodness you know what I did today I forgot to check to see if there was anything exciting in the open interest in the bonds because if open interest in bonds fell yesterday oh my goodness let's just take a quick look here since we're off to the races and we'll double check this it won't take me a second I'm doing it right now I'm going into www cme.com when I go to interest rates and I want to see what the open interest was from yesterday and oh my gosh oh my gosh boys and girls get your selling shoes on baby the pate is au va in the Bondolais open interest in the 10-year note future in a big moving screaming upside potential dropped a quarter of a million contracts the 2-year note future dropped 86,000 contracts the 30-year treasury bond the 5-year note dropped 170,000 contracts and all we got to do now is get down to oh boy this is you're not selling bonds today folks treasury bond futures down 62,000 I know that June is switching over to September but they're not rolling over folks there's no more buyers out there oh my goodness oh my goodness this is really important let me show you what this means shouldn't get too excited Larry shut the front door and raise your rent let's get up here and take a look at this I want to show you what this means because this was one of the things we were doing in Hong Kong let's get this weekly chart up here without too much trouble those of you that have been around for a long time at my age it's best not to get too excited but here's the chart just give me a second to bring it into the room here because this is what you're looking at this is really important folks that open interest I I'm really sorry I didn't do it ahead of time oh I'm glad I did so hold on let's just bring this up here and I want you to see it because it's that important this is it I think yeah here we go here is the gold market 1987 at 1932 bucks an ounce you see that back there at that high there 1932 in August of I think it was July or August of 19 2011 I was in Hong Kong I was being interviewed by the newspaper I saw this open interest dropping like crazy with the market running up that was nothing more than short covering I said the parties over in gold and it was any boys and girls pay take deep breaths thank you Marshall thank you I'm sorry but I have a very large position in short bonds let's anyway folks stop and think the market went up with short covering that means that buyers where there were no buyers there the only buyers there were people covering the shorts that's why the open interest was dropping you've got a market supposedly breaking out a new high ground and there's no players shut the front door and raise the rent you know what the name of that is that EOP anybody that gets that right wins a big prize EOP an old adage down from the old Chicago mercantile exchange which means end of party so that means the bonds only go up about 10 days in a row to 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Tuesday Wednesday Thursday what day is that June comes in on the the fifth is Wednesday so oh wait yeah the fifth is Wednesday so sometime between Wednesday and Thursday we should be looking to put on our buying shoes here maybe in the stock market to see if this ABCD market is going to hold so that's pretty much it so any tweet could happen and change everything but right now if I had any lessons just to say is take a little example of ten o'clock to eleven o'clock today folks and at eleven thirty if it's not working it's totally bullfacier somashi also known as BS so remember these do fail and you have to protect yourself mainly because of people like myself to give you ideas and sometimes the ideas don't work boys and girls you got to take that responsibility I'm wrong a lot I'm wrong once in a while too but watch this timeframe ten to eleven we'll review it of course when we come in next Monday and like we did on some of the other things are right or wrong we'll try to do our best 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Hi there, I'm Sandy Olnok, artist and paper crafter here on YouTube, and today I have a rather long video about making watercolor tree swings, and they're starting with the watercolor tree stamp set from Art Impressions. As you can see, it's got a couple of different kinds of tree trunks and some individual little pine trees. I'm going to be using these markers from Zig. They are the Twin Tip markers, Art and Graphic Twin Tip, and these are the colors I'll be using. They will be linked in the description down below, and I'm going to use the same colors in all of the cards. I'm using some Arches Cold Press watercolor paper, coloring directly onto the stamp using the markers. This one is the mid-brown color, and then taking my silver brush, this is going to be the silver eight round in the black velvet line. It has a nice point to it, so I'm just letting the water, just plain water, soften out some of these edges, and trying not to get too heavy with it, but just letting some of that water blend things out, just ever so slightly. On an extra block, I'm going to put all the colors that I want to use in my tree. That's a way to use a palette. You could also just pull out your watercolor set and do the same kind of a thing with similar colors. This color is called Olive Green, and I'm going to use it for the outside edges because a tree is going to be lit by the sun, so it's going to have the top and the outside edges are going to be the lightest. That's where the light is going to hit. Notice that I've got lots of water in my brush, so my color is going to be really light. The texture I'm creating by dancing the brush all around the edges, and I'm trying to leave some white spots in there because with watercolor, a lot of times we try to get too heavy. We try to make it look like Copic Marker, but really watercolor is about those lost and found edges, some that are soft, some that are hard, and leaving some of that air in something like a tree, especially. If you look at a tree, you're going to see that there are some areas where you see blue sky right through it, so you're going to see in between leaves. I want to create another area where I have sort of an area curving toward the front as well. I don't want it all to fall into solid color in the center. That's where I put that olive green right there in the middle. Then I'm taking a little marine green and blending into some of this. There's some areas that are still wet, so depending on how fast you paint, if there are areas that are still wet, you're going to be able to blend the colors. I'll show you some other techniques for keeping things a little wetter if you like a more blended look, and mixing those two colors together a little bit to create a secondary green color. This marine green is more of a blue, but I love it for something like a loose watercolor tree. It just adds a lot more life to it than just trying to add regular old greens to it. The greens that are in the graphic twin set are not all that great. They're not very natural looking. I guess a lot of the colors in the ZIG collections, both in clean color and in these, are not particularly on the natural side, and I like to make things look very natural. One of the things I learned from one of my watercolor teachers is that when you're coloring something like trees, putting a little bit of an orange color in there is good. Now, I'm using a color that they call brown for lack of better name, I guess, but it's more of a burnt sienna type of color. You could use an actual bold orange, but something like a brown is going to give you a little more natural of a look. I'm going to keep just adding more and more colors to this.  The secret to making a tree look very natural is to not make it look even. Trees don't grow in any kind of a way that is symmetrical. That's just not in the way nature works. But I'm adding some darker colors down here, even some black, because I want to create that undercarriage of the tree, that place where all those deep shadows are. And when you're trying to do a summer tree like this with a beautiful tree swing under it, you want to make that tree look really inviting and make it look really cool underneath. But notice how when I stopped that dark area and then there's that lighter color right above it, it looks like that's coming out toward you a little bit. So the more I deepen that color underneath, it's going to pull those front leaves toward the viewer and make it look more dimensional. So that's that's the area that I want to work on more and add more to. But I'll do that as I go, sometimes in wet on wet layers and sometimes not. But for the moment, I'm going to try to let it dry a little bit and add some ground underneath. Now, a lot of people, when I've done Art Impressions Watercolor classes, try to fill in the whole ground with color and, you know, go all the way out to the edges and then fill in to the bottom. You don't need to do that. Just a little tiny bit right under the tree and let it water out into white. And you do that by adding extra water around the edges where you want to blend it to white and lots of water.  Don't be afraid of it, especially on this Arches Cold Press Paper because it's going to still give you that nice edges, those nice, that nice texture to it and let it be nice and soft. If you were to fill that all in, it's going to anchor that image way too much at the bottom. You want the focus to be up at the top, up in that tree. So I decided I wanted to try to put some more of that black underneath and start really darkening in those shadow areas. But I was struggling a little bit because you can see the watercolor is still moving. It's still very wet in there. And I wanted to add a lot more hard color in there. And by hard, I guess I mean, yeah, I would call it thicker paint if I was using watercolor, but I want to use more solid color in there. So I thought I'm going to move on and work on my tree swing for a little bit. Make a tree swing nice and tiny and it'll make your tree look really big. And I'm just painting a circle and I'm not even worried about it being even. This is a watercolor painting. So don't stress out and feel like you have to draw it in there with pencil first in order to paint it. Just paint a circle. And then you can drop more color in there. I dropped a little bit of that marine green in. I'll drop in a little tiny bit more of the black. And then I started working on some of the areas of the tree that were drier because you can see I'm getting a harder edge now. And then I'm in control of where I put the water to soften it out. And it gives me a darker color if I paint over an area that's dry already. So if you're you're looking for stronger color, that's one way to to work on that. Because this as long as it's wet, everything's going to still melt into it and soften out the color and the edges and everything. But also notice that my shadow areas that I'm adding in here are not in a consistent place. They're not, you know, they're not symmetrical to each other. And I'm going to change the color up a little bit. So I mixed a darker green so I can make it make some darker green shadows and not have them all be that heavy black. But if you look at a tree, pull up some pictures of big old oak trees on Google or on your backyard, excuse me and do your own tree.  And it's nice to just kind of follow nature and let it be uneven. Let those different areas catch the light and catch the shadow. And the more nice deep shadow you're going to add underneath of that tree, the more inviting it's going to be on your card. Now, as this color dried, it turned a little more purpley, which I really even liked more and was really fun to watch these colors change. That's one of the things about water coloring with markers. A lot of times, depending on the brand, you're going to get different colors once something's completely dry than when it was wet. And that's sometimes I don't like that. And other times I find it a delightful surprise. But again, you could do the same thing with this stamp set and use your markers to do the tree trunk and then grab your water color set in order to create the rest of the scene, especially if you're going to do some really nice ones that you want people to keep. The color in the markers is eventually going to fade. But if you use something like I like to use my Daniel Smith watercolors, those are going to stay longer. You're not going to end up with them fading.  So this little tree branch, you saw the funky shape that it was. I added another branch to it. You could also turn it upside down and make the part that's at the top, make that the trunk and make the rest of this branches. But I decided I wanted to make some some kind of gnarly roots down here and some nice dark shadows underneath and then use my water to soften that edge out.  I'm using my number eight brush still. So I'm having a little trouble getting wide enough. I would really like to use my number 12 here, but I thought I'm going to see because I know a lot of you guys don't want to buy a second brush. The number 12 would be really great for this. And I'm just making large, swooshy swashies of color. And notice that I'm not just having it stop at the top of the tree trunk. I'm letting it go down, down underneath. And then I'm just going to keep adding more colors to it in the same blobs. Now, the way you make these kind of strokes with a brush is to lay the brush down completely and really let the color flood out of it. With the last one, I did more with the tip and I was letting it dance across the surface. And around the edges of some of this, I wanted to add just a little bit of that kind of same kind of detail, but not a ton of it. So you'll notice as I go, I kind of keep mixing all the colors together. And then eventually as I get out to the edges, I'm going to let just a few of them be detailed. But the rest of this, it's all still soppy wet so I can still just slather color in there and let it bleed and and be soft. And then give the tree just a little bit more detail around some of the edges. I wanted to put some nice deep black under here and create that shadow underneath because that's what's going to make a tree inviting. And my big old vine maple out back is always calling to me in the summer to put my little lawn chair underneath of it. I don't have I don't have any branches that are high enough that I'd have room for a tree swing, but I would love to. It would be nice. But I at least do get to put my my lawn chair out there and watch the puppies play and then just enjoy the shade because a nice big tree with a huge canopy and lots of thick leaves really does make a difference on a hot summer day. On these outside edges, there were some that I got a little bit too harsh with the edge. So I decided to add a little bit of water to to soften them and then I let it dry so that I can dry completely so I could then go in with this really dark black because I wanted the deep shadow to be really in there. You could mix that with a little bit of green if you don't like the look of black. But I wanted that really super dark shadow and I'm painting around the tree trunk and those those branches. So the more contrast I put in here, notice like that little highlight on the tree trunk is actually starting to pop out. So it's it's becoming more visible because of the contrast. And you know me, I love my contrast. So for me, it's important to kind of sometimes wait until something's completely dry like this so I could really add that detail in that that really strong black contrast. And I'm adding just a little tiny bit of it, moving around the rest of the tree, but I'm keeping most of it centered right around my my little swing to keep the attention there and adding just a little tiny bit here and there and then using water to soften it out. So use your water to to keep things from being too hard edge because you depending on what kind of a look you're going for, if you want it really soft and light, then keep your keep your your tiny details to particular areas and don't stress out about making it everywhere. But look how nice that is. You could put out any kind of sentiment on a card like this, but you can just leave it playing as well. And then write a note inside the card and make it a thinking of you card. So this time I'm going to use the smaller tree and adapt it. If you have a tree that you're trying to do, like say your grandmother had an old oak tree, you could make this one look like her oak tree. So I'm taking the brush nib of the pen and adding to it. So I'm adding some extra branches so that there's something for the kids to climb on and making the tree trunk a little bit more sturdy, a little wider. And you could also if you end up stamping it and it's crooked. This is a good thing to do when it's crooked because yeah, these are not clear stamps. You can't see exactly where you're stabbing them. And sometimes you just need to fix it. You can fix them easily with marker. Now, this one, I wanted to see how light and bright I could get it. How much of a summer feel could I really get? So I got out a little mini-mister with water in it. And so as I was painting, I started doing a little spritz here and there. I spritzed the paper first and that didn't seem to do much for me. I was hoping to just get the color to travel along. But this is marker. Marker doesn't work like watercolor. If I was using watercolor and did a spritz and dropped color in, that would shoot out into the water. But watercolor marker does not travel the same kind of a way. So you need to kind of move it. And I'm just going to keep doing little spritzes here and there, especially along that top area to keep it really light. And you could do that with your brush and just letting it be really bright. But the spritz of water seems to really lighten it and soften it even more because I want more of these colors as I put them in here to continue to be soft in that upper area. And draw all the attention down to the swing that I'm going to put in here in that deep dark shadow. So again, going in with that little bit of marine green to to pull that bluish color in. And I'm notice that I'm kind of doing a culmination stroke this time. The first time I did a little bit of dancing with more of the tip. This time I'm dancing with the full side of the brush in order to make those little kind of almost sea marks. But those seas are going to blend together because I've got so much water, just take some time for them to blend. And then I'm also going to add other colors to it in order to to kind of pull the tree together a little bit more. Add a little more of the olive green in it and drop in some of the other colors. And as I get deeper with the colors to the colors that are already light are going to start looking lighter in comparison. So when you start putting in some deep, rich colors, that tends to happen more. And notice here, I also I throw all my colors on this little palette, but I'm just grabbing all of them and mixing them all together. I'm scribbling them separately. But then with my brush, just make one green out of all of them. And notice I can create a green using blue and brown and green together and create a whole different kind of green. And then at the bottom, I allow just a little bit of that detail, that that little danced sharp edge detail to start to happen. And then I put the shadow kind of going off to one side. It's going to tell the viewer that they want to sit on the left side of that tree. That's where the the sun is going to be shaded the most. It's going to be the coolest spot in the summertime to sit under there. Next up is the swing. And I thought instead of doing a round tire swing, which I know some people might be a feared of trying, which I just make a little seat for your swing and then pull two little lines down to it to make the ropes or whatever kind of chains are going to be hanging down there, holding the swing up. But look at how beautiful it is when all that detail is only in that one area down at the bottom. And the top is just all melted out and mushy. All those colors just are kind of blended together. You could even spray it a little bit more if it's not blending out softly enough, spray it on top. Watercolor marker doesn't tend to rewet all that well once you've done this much to it, but you could spritz it a little bit more. But mine is coming out really great and really loving the look of this and the softness of it. That's really drawing the attention down to the swing and the shadow. And I love the shadow just off to one side. Really made a difference on this one. And each one of the cards has a green layer of paper underneath of it. And then I put them on card stock that is craft colored for the card base. So this is part of a blog hop. My friend Ardeth is celebrating a thousand followers on her YouTube channel. So I'm going to try to put a YouTube playlist here once everybody has their videos live, but I will at least link you in the description down below to her channel. They can also pick up all of the links over on my blog as well as stills and that sort of thing. And I will see you guys later, have a really wonderful day. And I hope you go make make a watercolor tree yourself.