Allow yourself 15-20 minutes to sketch. Draw large areas and add 5 tones (tones). Don't add details |
Try the same sketch portrait instead of landscape. To see which you prefer |
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Mix up some Prussian Blue (a very strong greeny blue) Lightly dampen the paper first then Load up a big brush and paint 1 stroke across the top of the page (do not go back again the other way) |
Dip the brush in the water (don't wash all the pigment out) and make another stroke immediately just touching the bottom of the first stroke. Dip brush in the water again and make a third stroke. Do not worry if the light colour runs into the mountains |
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Paint the mountain tops in sections vertically. If you paint the mountain tops in one horizontal line it will be dry on the left before you finish the right side, then your pigment will not blend |
The mountains are lighter the further away they are (Aeriel Perspective). Finish the rest of the foreground Your darkest colours should be at the front. Make your composition more interesting by adding some diagonals. Colours: Raw sienna and Burnt sienna. Colour mixing: Mix only 2 colours together if you mix all the the results are muddy. |