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In tree and branch imagery, branching determines the eye’s path. Follow the main line and see how smaller branches divide the open picture space.
Look first for a connection with an existing colour in the room. One repeated tone is often enough; lightness and contrast matter too. Compare the design with walls, furniture and textiles rather than an isolated colour sample.
Start by choosing between recognisable plant detail and a more simplified botanical shape.
Leaf outlines, branching stems and fine grasses offer different ways to approach botanical imagery. Explore the corresponding subjects in these collections: flowers and botanicals, leaf imagery, Plant Watercolours, grasses and stems.