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Paint the Four Seasons: From Reference Photo to Watercolor Landscape

teacher avatar Züleyha Aydoğdu, Artist, Instructor

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Welcome to My Class!

      2:38

    • 2.

      Class Overview & Art Materials

      2:17

    • 3.

      Pencil Sketch

      5:24

    • 4.

      Autumn: Color Palette

      3:14

    • 5.

      Autumn: Atmosphere & Sky

      13:05

    • 6.

      Autumn: River

      8:54

    • 7.

      Autumn: Trees & Natural Textures

      15:07

    • 8.

      Autumn: Foliage

      8:45

    • 9.

      Winter: Color Palette

      2:49

    • 10.

      Winter: Atmosphere & Sky

      7:17

    • 11.

      Winter: River

      5:52

    • 12.

      Winter: Trees & Natural Textures

      11:38

    • 13.

      Winter: Foliage & Snow

      10:14

    • 14.

      Spring: Color Palette

      2:43

    • 15.

      Spring: Atmosphere & Sky

      6:26

    • 16.

      Spring: River

      5:21

    • 17.

      Spring: Foliage

      14:02

    • 18.

      Spring: Trees & Natural Textures

      15:21

    • 19.

      Summer: Color Palette

      2:20

    • 20.

      Summer: Atmosphere & Sky

      8:15

    • 21.

      Summer: River

      6:38

    • 22.

      Summer: Trees & Natural Textures

      17:19

    • 23.

      Summer: Foliage

      14:09

    • 24.

      Conclusion

      1:34

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Would you like to paint a landscape of your choosing, depicting any season you desire? As is known, artists don't just paint what they see; they transform the scene into their own interpretation. In this class, you will learn how to observe your surroundings and turn them into a landscape painting by interpreting your favorite season using a reference photo.

In this class, I will teach you the fundamentals of autumn, winter, spring, and summer landscapes. You will gain the knowledge of how to capture and paint the atmosphere and mood of each season using a single reference photo.

I invite you to join a meditative journey. When you are painting a landscape, you will not merely paint the scene; you will feel it through painting. As the seasons transform, you will realize that your emotions are also transforming.

We will cover: 

  • The materials you need to get started. 
  • How to mix beautiful color palettes for each season in the context of color theory.
  • How to draw a basic pencil sketch.

Autumn: 

The first section of the class is a misty autumn landscape where fallen leaves warm the atmosphere. You will learn to create a foggy atmosphere by mixing the right colors, to add depth using different watercolor techniques, and to paint organic subjects such as trees and fallen leaves.

Winter:

The second section of the class is a winter landscape with a unique and quiet beauty that captivates and draws us in. You will learn how to paint snow, birch trees, and create the snowy effect. You'll paint a perfect background that enriches the visual narrative and gain an understanding of tone and value.

Spring:

The third section of the class is a spring landscape which is a symphony of vibrant colors and textures. You will learn to paint colorful gradient sky, create loose wildflowers effect, and create reflection on water. You will have all techniques on how to paint tree trunks and branches.

Summer:

The fourth section of the class is a summer landscape which is the canvas of bright hues and rich colors. You will learn how to paint clouds and bright sky, to create tree leaves without drowning in details and modern techniques for painting grass. Moreover I will teach you how to get depth and brightness when painting a river.

This class is for everyone who wants to enter the magical world of landscape painting. By the end of the class, you will have a comprehensive understanding of watercolor landscapes and the ability to paint your own landscapes. So, let's grab your art materials and get started!

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1. Welcome to My Class!: Painting watercolor landscape is like a dance between the artist and nature. With each stroke and color, bringing the landscape to live in a way that is uniquely. It's on. Hello, this is lay her, I'm a watercolor artist and instructor. As a professional artist, I paint landscapes and portraits, and I'm a member of international watercolor society or the years I have had workshop in different countries. And I learn and teach watercolor in person and online. In today's class, you will learn how to observe your surroundings and how to turn it into landscape painting by integrating the current season using your own reference photo. Either Kara, the art materials, how to mix color palette this for each season in the context of color theory. And how to simplify the reference photo by deriving a basic parts of sketch. The first section of the class is Mr. autumn landscape. You will learn to use the right colors to create a foggy atmosphere. I will teach you to paint organic subjects like trees, leaves, and reverse. For other intersection of the class, I will paint a winter landscape. You will learn how to paint snow, creating a snowball effect, and how to paint different types of three. For the third section of the class, I will paint a supreme plastic case that is full of vibrant colors and texture. You will learn to beat a colorful variegated sky, create, lose white flowers, and paint reflection on water. Lastly, the fourth section of the class is summer landscapes that celebrates, right? Shoes on which colors you will learn to take a closest chi, create realistic tree leaves. And I will teach you to use different modern techniques for painting grass and how to achieve that. I'm brightness run painting everywhere. This class is for those who want to improve themselves in watercolor landscape painting. And I will teach you found the mountains of each season. At the end of this class, you will be able to pay any landscapes you want in any season. I'm so excited because we will embark on a journey through a dictionary and a vacant, our inner creativity. Let's get started. 2. Class Overview & Art Materials: I'm glad to see you join the class. Your project for this glove is a paint watercolor landscapes. Your choice, using the knowledge you have learned, you can take your picture of your current view and interpret the current season if you wish. You can also use the reference photo of the class. You can also share your exercise per season, such as 3s four summers, or variegated skies for separate season. The philosophy behind watercolor is rooted in deep appreciation for the natural world is the technique is used to capture the beryllium and the fragility of the light, shadow and colors found in landscapes. I think this makes watercolor perfect medium to paint landscapes. To paint the four seasons landscapes. First, we need watercolor paper, preferably the 100% cotton. For the painting. I chose cobalt blue, gray, alizarin crimson, and Prussian blue, salvia versed in subgrade Hansa, yellow, orange, region law under colors. If you have similar colors, they will work to as the garage. I will lose one natural basis, round brush. Once synthetic round brush and one flat brush and one large brush. We also need a cup of food, water, napkins, pencils, and erasers. And I will also upload the reference photo underpasses case of landscapes to the resources section of the class to make it easier for you. And I will also upload the color palette of atheism. In this way, you can check each color mixes I use to embark on an exciting journey of discovery and learning that will challenge your mind and unleash your full potential 3. Pencil Sketch: In this lesson, you will learn how to simplify the reference photo and draw a basic passes the case. As you can see, there are a lot of trees and plants in the reference photo. And you will see many details in the reference photo you have chosen. However, we will not draw every detail in the photo. You should concentrate on big picture, which is the essence of the skin. First, I will draw a straight line through the center of the paper. This will be the horizontal line of the painting. Ryan Garcia kitchen. Consider the overall composition of the reference photo and think about how you want to translate it into a sketch. These includes the placement of the horizontal line and the arrangement of the foreground, middle ground background elements and the overall balance of the image. The foreground office again is the array of a that appears nearest to you. In this reference photo, the foreground is the widening of the river and the grass and trees which are the nearest to us. And the middle ground is the part of this again, which hits between the foreground and background. And the background is the part of the skin for this from the weaver. In this reference photo, the background is the sky and the trees at the very back. Now I am driving the trees. I will just draw the basic lines for the trunks and branches. To simplify a reference photo for your painting, you can follow these steps. The first one is analyzing the composition. You should identifying the big main elements in the reference photo, such as skies, mountains, trees, or reverse. And you should determine the focal point or array of interests that you want to emphasize on your painting. The second one is eliminating the unnecessary elements. You should remove or simplify any distracting or less important elements from the composition. This could include bullying small trees or bushes or any other elements that might clutter the painting. And the top one is focusing on the main elements. You should emphasize the main elements in your painting by giving them more detail on attention. You can simplify this smaller elements and reduce the level of details as you move towards the background. And the fourth one is the reducing the color palette that you can limit the number of colors you will use in your painting. You can choose a limited palette that complements the utmost far you want to convey. This will help create a more harmonious, unsimplified book. And remember, simplification is a subjective process. You can adapt these steps based on your personal artistic style, preferences, experiment, practice, and trust your artistic intent and sinks to create a simplified and visually pleasing classic cave paintings. While driving in New should leave your hand free and will not hold the pen tightly. You should don't draw straight lines. That I should be broken lines and multiple lines in the sketch parts. I just draw the horizontal lines, reverse. Trees and branches. We will do everything as the watercolor and prepare your sketch before you start to painting. In the next lesson, we will start to paint autumn landscapes 4. Autumn: Color Palette: It is easy to recognize the colors of autumn, shades of yellow, orange, red, brown, green, and blue bluish gray. Sky. I will use bindings gray in light tones. I will dilute the finest Gray more. I'm adding lots of water. I will use this color on the background and river. And for the dark shades, I will do just fine this gray again. But at this time there will be more pigment in my brush. I will use this color on the background and the reflections on the river. And again for the dark Chase, I will use plaintiffs gray, but at this time I will add little bit sepia to my paint mixture. In this way, I will get a grayish color. For the trees. I will use different shades of brown and the first one is burnt umber, and the second shade is sepia. I will use this color on the dark areas. And then their color is raw sienna. I will use this color on the ground and on the background. Background trees. And other color is a hunt, say a law, a warm yellow. I will use this color on the ground and on the background, trees. On the phone layer. Another color is transparent, orange. Again, I will use this on the background race, or their color is bursting. I'll use this color on the trees, on the background trees. And for the following nice, I want to mix an unsaturated tone to you on the green parts. For this, I am using yellow, green, and I'm adding a little bit sepia. I will use these colors on the ground and on the background trees. The colors of autumn landscapes will be these colors and they are shades. Let's start to learn more about autumn lasts the caves. In the next lesson. 5. Autumn: Atmosphere & Sky: In the ultimate CISM, the words takes on a unique atmosphere. And in this lesson, we will use different watercolor techniques to paint a cool, foggy autumn landscape. I'm bringing that out must refer to our painting. Firstly, I wet my paper using clean water and a large brush. After the paper absorb some water, I will wet it again because I will use the wet-on-wet technique to paint the sky and trees behind. Let's attack from the sky. For this guy, I will use the pioneers gray color. When I imagined an autumn landscape and the weather is always Misty and slightly cool. This grayish, cool, bluish color will give us that feeling. I want my color to be more intense at the aids to face. As it gets to closer to the middle. It's the same time because I want a lighter color, right? The sky meets the river. I paint from top to bottom. You can also create a fog effect by removing the paint on the bottom with a clean, damp brush. Now let's start painting the background. Why the paper is certain that I am using now, wet on wet technique. And one will locate the foci, landscape. We see trees in the distance with a pale color. I'm loathed. Because of tastes. I won't use the colors too bright as a tourist in backgrounds are also covered in. For now, I'm using a warm yellow color. It is hansa yellow. It is very important that our paper is still damp at this stage. If our paper has started to dry, we can not get soft. And below the image. If your paper has started to dry, you can completely dry your paper with the help of a blow dryer and then wet it again. We take clean water and proceeded this stage. The second color for the background is transparent orange. Because since the orange and blue are complimentary colors, they will create a good color match. No, I just want a little bit person to the background and just try to create some three inmates. And as you can see, my paper is too dry. I am trying the balloon to buy anyway, this tree will be white and I need to clean the blue paint on it with a clean brush. If you, if you want, you can use a napkin to remove the pigments. The first layer is completely dry and now I will paint the second layer. First of all, I wet the top of my paper with a clean water. I want to make this guy a little bit darker because it will create an atmospheric effect. I paint the H using natural tint. It is a little bit darker from the ***** gray. I will add the little green, cool green. And one way to get there. And I want to add sepia. Also Painting in watercolor is all about creating a sense of atmosphere and mood. It will look like folk is coming through the trees. And I will add that to the fog. By making is more darker. The colors I will add to the bottom of background will form my background trees. So I want to create an image of autumn trees. Because of that, I will use burnt sienna and orange together. Just try to create 3 min. Now, I will use this gray to make the sky more darker. My brush groves. It's coming from up to down slowly and smoothly. I will also be some screen for more nature lobe. And I want to add more brushes and the backgrounds looks tool yellow and I want to add green. I will mix my green white person. This green is very saturated color and I want to mix this with the person. In this way it will be unsaturated. More natural. My paper is starting to dry. I will not paint this part anymore. My paper is still wet and I want to clean the white three. We took the name brush. And I want to create white trees on the background using clean brush. And I will remove the peak months. After every rational strokes, I will clean my brush. We tend to have kickin. My paper is completely dry. Now. I will wet my paper with a clean water and we will pay background trees. I want to add some small green trains to the background. Green colors. I will use reaching green and gray. And a little bit first. For the background trees, I will use minus gray and green mixture. And the background trees should be softer aids. But at the same time, the pain shouldn't separate too much on the paper for this unit to pay attention to two things. First, all we need to wait for paper or to absorb the work toward a ladle. It should be damped. Not too much, right? If we start painting trees directly, the paint will spread uncontrollably on the paper. Secondly, where really the water and loss of pigment in our brush campaign, both soft and visible background trace. Now I will use my rigger brush and do not forget to change the color tone you will use on the trees. I will also paint some trees in blue tones, some pains in brown tones. As I get to the middle part, I increase the water on my brush so that the color should be more lighter. I think this is enough. And we calculated the background. In the next lesson, we'll paint where you are 6. Autumn: River: In this lesson, I will paint a CTL and calm river. First of all, I wet the bottom of the paper. We take clean water. Please make sure that the water does not get to the top. I want to paint the ray. We're a very light shade of gray. To get this color, I will use pioneers caret with loss of water. And I will add a little bit of alizarin, crimson. Red. Here is the tip for you. If you want to get cool gray color, you can easily mix with Alizarin crimson, cobalt blue, and a little bit of births and or CPR. Let's do the reflections. So why the river Park is still done for reflections, Ivo mix sepia and punish gray to get a brown niche, cool tone. I'm careful not to paint this part as it will be a reflection of our white tree. You should take lots of paint to your brush. That should be less water. I will use a flat brush for reflections. But you can also use a round brush if you don't have any flood brush. For the reflections first, I paint the edge of the river and run the paint down with my brush. Now, I will derive my paper completely. None of you will make the second layer. Let's continue making the second player for during infections on river. Now, I wet the paper with clean water. I will use some gray and I will add in a little bit person. In the same way. First, I will paint the edge of the river with my paint. And then I will paint the banks of the river vertical, downwards. It is important that the length of the reflections differ from each other. For a realistic image. On the right side, I will paint some horizontal brush strokes If your papers started to dry, you can wet it again with the clean water or you can spray putting Walter hubs and you can work more on your reflections. Since we are looking at the river from the right side. On the right size should be shorter compared to the left side. Now, I will use lifting technique on the reflections. First, I clean my brush completely and I will screw up the paint vertically to create some blighted RAS on the reflections are very thin lines. We finished the river. In this lesson, you'll learn how to paint a calm river and how to paint reflection on the river 7. Autumn: Trees & Natural Textures: In this lesson, we will learn how to paint ground trees, and especially how to paint a tree trunk and branches. Let's start making the ground part first. Now, I'm going to wet the ground with clean water. Be careful of the river, do not let the river underground. I will use different colors. First, I will use Hansel yellow. You can use any warm yellow you have. And now I will make cirrhosis and now with the yellow and will not paint all the parts, leave some whitespace. Now, I will add some little bursts. And now for the green tones, I will make my cobalt window and Hansa yellow little bit. And I will add a little bit green, little bit burnt sienna. Why my paper is still damp. I will supply clean water on the park. I painted. In this way, we will get them more natural and textured ground. Now it is time to dry our paper, and then we will make the second layer. Oh, paper is completely dry. Now, I will use dry on wet technique. In this way, we will create texture on the ground. First, I will use green and mixing it with Burson. Now, you look at the view. Leaves and stones in distance appear smaller, ambulatory and ramping landscape ground. Try to paint distance grant with less detail so you can create, adapt in the ground. Now, I will use burnt sienna and mixing it with wholesale low. And I will create some really nice texture. Since the part closer to us is more inclined. I also make my brush strokes incline. As you can see, I paint the foreground more textured and darker. And my brush strokes is always incline. On the backside of the ground, I paint a horizontal brush the trunks and lighter colors. In this phase, we will create that in our painting. You can use these techniques in any landscapes to create depth in your painting. Now let's learn how to paint a tree trunk and branches To paint a tree trunk of V3, neat and imaginary light source. I imagined the light hitting from the left side. And the light facing side of the trunk should be lighter in tone. Here this part. Now I will paint the tree trunk in lighter brownish color. I use sepia and nursing for this. You can use cool and a warm brown tones to get there. Now I add some verse in. And now I should be a loss of water in your brush. It shouldn't be a dry quickly. Now, I will use sepia and paint the edge of the trunk on the right side. Because if there are, these are shut-out RAR and the paper is still wet and pigments will separate inside of the trunk. Now I'm adding more sepia to the right side. And I want to make some thin lines on the trunk. It creates the texture of the trunk. Forward your branches, I will use fine tip brush because it should be thinner on the aids. And your hands move freely on the paper. Will not tighten. Brush too much, leave your hand free and be careful not to paint it. Flood. Do you have some moon with two branches? Branches should be look like like flat line. It should look like broken lines. As you can see, there are different size and and their connection to the tree trunk should be more smooth, smooth, lighter and lighter. So you can get natural tree branches. Now let's paint the trees in the landscape. I will start with the brown trace first. I use sepia and burnt sienna. I will follow the same steps in this dream. First, I will paint the first layer. This is my base color. I'm using well soft water on the first day or the right side of the three should be darker as the light comes from the middle. For this, I lift the paint on the left edge of the tree a little bit, a clean brush. Just start grabbing it pain and try it there two more. Enlightened the debt. It's time to add branches. I will use CPFR guess. I add little bit pioneers gray to make it more cooler color This theory is more far away from us and it should be more lighter in tone. I will use more water, less beef man. Now, I'm adding the darker tones on the shaded RIR using sepia. Only the right edge of the tree. And now I'm separating the pigment inside of the tree a little bit. You also have to white which traits? If you are, which trees are not white enough? You can use white watercolor or acrylic or Japan. Now I am using a job. Palm Beach trees have role fine lines and dark spots. To create this texture, I will use sepia and dry on dry technique. I will make some teen horizontal lines on the tree trunk and dark spots. I think the texture is enough and I want to make branches. Now. I will use a sepia and bit punish gray for branches. And I'm using my rigger brush. It has a fine tip, but it's asserting that goes for branches. And I want to add a little bit too white color two branches because they are little bit wider. And it should be, it should be white in there. And I will, I am using my white gel pen for this. Now, it is time to paint this tree. It should be brown and I forgot to paint it before. I will use lighter brown color first. Finish the trees. In this lesson, you learned how to create that in ground using different techniques and texture. Moreover, I'll show you how to paint autumn trees and the tips you will need to pay natural tree branches. In the next lesson, you will learn about the foliage and how to paint fallen leaves 8. Autumn: Foliage: In this lesson, you will learn how to paint fallen leaves and natural texture. Let's start with default one leaves. First. I will use autumn colors like yellows, browns, orange. Now, I'm using can't say a low. I add lots of water to my mixture. You will need to cover the sky part. For this technique, I will tap the brush to my finger. I supplied lots of dots of different sizes, small and vague. And I want to change their shape to give them a slightly more leafy look. Running using this technique, you should always start with the lighter tones first. As you know, I started with yellow. Now I will add a little bit birth center. If you tap your brush to your finger, you will get more bigger size dots. But in the back side, I want to create more small dots. And for this, I will splashed the bristles of the brush. And as you can see, this will create more smaller size leaves texture. I just want to add more lethal looks my brush. Now let's apply these techniques to our painting. I will use synthetic brushes for splashing because it's just more harder compared to natural brushes. It is easier to splash with this. Now, I want to use brush channel and I will follow the same steps. The size of the dots should be smaller on the behind. We can use splashing technique, inner reminder for you. The leaves will get smaller as they move away from ours as the NO. So I cleaned some of them with napkins or we can use a clean brush. Now, I will paint some tiny branches on the ground. Mostly I will paint them near two trees. For this, I'm using sepia and Elizabeth person. These branches should look like where the team and broken lines. These teen suicide to tranche, the visual exploration of the painting. I also want to add tiny branches and grass to the bank software over this, I will use reaching green by nice gray and green color On the background, girls should be more smaller compared to foreground. I will add little dots. In there. I think Elton paintings capture the essence of this beautiful season with warm colors and lush landscape. Painting with these colors brings a sense of peace, uncertainty, reminding us to slow down and appreciate the simple pleasures of life. Now, I will paint the shadow of this tree. First I read there with clean water and I will use sepia. I will just draw the shape of the tree. I think the shadow of this study should be more whiter and I will paint with Japan and some RAS. Now I'm going to paint some leaves on the river. Now, I'm going to complete the painting by adding a few, ultimately is floating in the air, which are indispensable for the ultimate landscapes. Now I will add some brown lists using bursty and now under Eva and on the air. Now I will use my gel pen again to create some highlights inside of the grass, inside of the branches. The painting is almost completed. In this lesson, you have learned how to paint follow leaves, natural texture. You can apply the techniques you have learned to any less escapes you want and make your own art and painting 9. Winter: Color Palette: The utmost far off I've interned landscape can be IC or warm, depending on the chosen palette. And I will use warm and cool colors together to get a glowing effect. For the sky. I will use cobalt blue and lots of water. I will use this color also in the river. For the dark shades, I will use finance gray. I will use this color in the reflections on the water and on the background. In the river, I will use different shades of blue. The first one is Prussian blue. For the green tones, I will mix reaching green. And I'm adding a little bit burnt umber. In this way, I will get unsaturated green tones. In the background part. There will be purple shades. And for this, I will use cobalt blue first. Then I will add little bit of alizarin crimson. For the tree trunks and branches. I will use burnt sienna. Again. I will use sepia for the dark shades on the tree trunks. For snow. I will use purple shades of gray shades. First, I'm mixing cobalt blue with Alizarin crimson. I'm adding a little bit burnt umber. I will use these colors on small part. And I'm adding a little bit cobalt blue in the same mixture. I will use this color on small parts. These are the colors of winter landscapes. In the next lesson, we will start to learn more about to enter landscapes 10. Winter: Atmosphere & Sky: The veto of winter landscape painting slice in the depiction of quiet and sudden and nature of the winter season. And we will capture this utmost far with this painting. Let's learn about the skies. To paint a flat wash for the sky, we can use two techniques. The first technique is wet on dry. The paper should be dry, and we will paint directly on a paper. I will use cobalt blue for the sky. And the important part is that you should tilt your paper. I'm painting. The water comes down and in this way, there will be no brush strokes on the paper. And I will paint horizontally. As you can see, there's no brush strokes on the paper. It looks perfect. And the Peking Man separates a purely on the paper. No less dry. The another technique for this guy. The second technique is the wet on wet brush. I will wash my paper with a clean water. It is easier. Compare it to wet-on-dry technique. You have more control on your drugs. I will paint horizontally. If the wash seems on EVM, you can incline the paper in whatever direction is needed to separate the peak month around more uniformly. You can use this technique for any re-interview. Let's start to paint the winter ElastiCache and apply these techniques to our last decade. For the sky, I want to use cobalt blue. I want the lighter tones for disguise. But be careful about that. One. The paper dry, it will look more lighter in tone and you shoot around your color. According to this inventor, nature's comes down and falling sono of the landscape. I want to create this utmost her by painting a large soft Bulara trees in the background. First color is P9 is gray. But the important part is that your paper should be wet enough to paint background, trace. The pigments will separate on the paper and it will create soft edge trees. I want the hair Prussian blue little bit. And I want to add burnt sienna to create contrast between the colors. Now I'm playing with the pigments because I want them look like trees. I want the Adhere little bit purplish color. I will use more warm tones in the middle, and I want to add little orange, transparent orange. The closer I get to the right. The greener stories real way. I'm mixed region green, sepia and Elizabeth. Cobalt, Purdue. I'm going to use slightly darker tones on the ACE and lower parts. And we must be quick at this stage because I want to finish the background before the paper dries. If you need more time, you can spray water on your paper when it's still wet. I don't want any paint on my grant because it's snow and I will remove the pigments using clean napkins. My paper is still wet. I want to add more darker tones. On the lower part. Run, my paper is still wet. I want the paint. Tree trunks. I will use different color tones, finest Gray and purplish color. I'm painting straight lines. I wanted to create a highlight on the background and I'm using my clean wet brush for this. We've finished the background in this lesson, you'll learn how to create software is still utmost far for winter landscapes in the Lexis and we will paint River Park 11. Winter: River: In this lesson, you'll learn how to paint three, where and how to create deafness in the river. Let's start to paint. Now I will wet my river with clean water and be careful do not wet the ground part. I paint the power to write the reverse sitars with burnt sienna. I use pushing. For the bottom part. I will add a little bit firsthand to the ads. In winter, there is a sharp contrast between the snow accumulated on the river banks and the water. Reading all this contrast, we must pay the banks of the river in very dark tones. I am using this gray for the dark tones, and I will paint the age of three over. Now, I will use a flat brush to distribute the pigments inside of the Wind River. Now I want the ads, deafness inside of the river, and I am using Prussian blue for this. I use my brush strokes horizontally. Now. I'm using more pioneers gray to create contrast on the river. And why painting? I take care not to lose the light in the middle of the river. For this, you can make the length of the reflections a little bit short. Now, I will derive the paper. After drying, we will paint the second layer. The river part is completely dry. And now I write the river with clean water to make more reflections. And now I will add more punish gray to the edge of the river. During the winter season, water is everywhere in moieties forms. The ground is covered with snow, which is essentially frozen water. And as the sun rises and warms the Earth and miss the effect is create a rising of water in the air. And the wind which picks up the loose snow, also blows, it fights the weight in the form most clusters. These unique characteristics make watercolor and ideal medium to capture the essence of this beautiful season. Now I will use a clean brush and I want to soften the ace of the reflections. Now, I will use clean flood brush to create some highlights on the river. We finished the river part. In this lesson, you have learned how to paint a shiny engraver that contrast with the snowy ground. And in the next lesson, you will learn about the big trees. And we will paint the territory's 12. Winter: Trees & Natural Textures: I love to paint trees, but painting, which is a pleasure for me. And I painted fishery in autumn landscape. But now I want to show it in more detail. Let's start. For the first layer. I will mix a ***** gray with the raw sienna. And there are lots of water in my brush. You should use lots of water in the first layer because we will add another color and I want the separase paint on the first layer. Why did the paper is still damp? I will paint the outline so with a thin brush, I use sepia for this sedate. You have to be careful not to paint the entire edge. The paper is to tell them, I want to create some texture on the trunk. I values at pioneers gray with dyslexia. And I will paint some thoughts on the truck. No, I will take Scipio and there's no water on my brush. Thick paint. And I want to create some dots and lines on the drug. In this way, the paint will not separate easily on the wet layer. Now, I will paint branches for this. I will mix CPR with the gray and I will get coolish, dark brown color. Your branches should look like natural. And for this, it should be in broken lines, not as straight lines. You can use a fine tip brush for this. Before start to your painting, you can make some exercise. How to paint branches. With practice, your branches will look more natural. Your hand muscles will get used to it, and you will use the brush more freely. We've finished the obituaries and let's apply these techniques to our painting. Let's start the pain stories. I want to make. My bush tree is more whiter and i values Jack pen for this. I will not paint the entire RAM. I will just paint them on some pigments. Now, I will wet the tree with the clean water. Now, I will paint some old laws on the trunk. For this, I will use verstehen and the sepia to get there. I will soften the edge of the Payne's little bit. Clean brush. Now, I will paint the branches for this. I will use my garage. You can use any fine tape around bright brushes I will miss Scipio width minus gray. The branches should loop like in a broken lines, not as straight lines. It should be thinner. Now, I will paint these branches with a white gel pen because it is a little bit thicker branch. We completed this birch tree. Now we campaign another beach today. I will follow the same steps in this tree. Now we can paint the other theories. At this stage, I will use the wet on dry technique. I will not make dark first layer. I am using verstehen now for the first layer. And our loss of water on my brush. Now, I will paint the right side of the tree in darker tones. I have repeatedly the water and lots of paint on my brush because I don't want pain separate easily. I will paint history in lighter tones and cool tones because it is further away from us. I will lose sepia and paint this grade to get there. I am using lots of water and I will not add too much texture on it. Now let's paint the three closest to us. For this, I will use the same mixture by nice gray and sepia, and I'm using lots of water. Now, I will paint the right side of the tree in darker tones. I am using setback for this. I think capturing the essence of this winter landscape on paper records, not just technical skill, but also a deep appreciation for the B2 of the nature. When I start to paint landscapes, I don't just want to paint the skin. I want to feel it to painting. Famous painter Paul Cezanne says that painting from nature is not coping the object. It is realizing what sensations. It's just like that for me too. While mixing the color, I will use trying to control the water and deciding on the rise strokes. I leave landscape, I look at and scholar my own emotions and direct the painting by myself. We finished the branches, and I think it will be nice to paint a few branches among the snow and under the trees. Now, I want to add warm tones. I will use burnt sienna for this. The contrast between the white snow and dark branches creates a reasonable harmony that is both calming and peaceful. And each branch we paint is unique and displays a delicate balance between this tranche and fragility often nature. We finished histories. In the next lesson, you will learn how to paint snow 13. Winter: Foliage & Snow: In this lesson, you will learn how to paint snow and create a snowy effect. And we will apply these techniques to our landscape. How do you create the illusion of snow in more transparent watercolor? We talked white color. It is all about lights and shadows. The light source shutdown on the snowy ground from here. I prepared a quick driving and throw a shadow area. The white of the paper will be the lightest value, and I paint the lightest part. The first layer, I will use binary Gray. And I will add a little bit snappier. And isn't crimson. I will get a light gray. I'm painting the shadow. Ras know, I will paint here the second shadowed area. I want to add a little bit more gray to my paint mixture. I'm using lots of water and less pigment. Now I'm painting the term shudder aria, meet the same paint mixture. For the second layer, I'm ending it. Is it Prussian blue and crimson to same paint mixture. You should paint the second layer of shading in it though small because it will be a darker color. Now I will paint this part the same mixture. Know, I'm painting the integer REL. I imagined this node lies on the ground. And I will paint the bottom part with disappear. I will smooth the edge of the sepia with clean water. I imagined this node is near to a river. Now, I will paint a river using find this gray. Now, I will paint a background to emphasize the snow I will use by this gray. And I will add a little bit rich in green. And CPR little bit. For the background. I'm painting the aids off the snow. Generally. For the sheets off the snow, I use white and gray tones. For blue tones, I use Prussian blue and gray. To create violet shades. I use edges and creams. And for gray tones, I mixed Spanish, great sepia and allergies and creams. Generally, I use these colors. Why you look at the winter landscape, you should observe the light and shade it. Arielle do really well because it's the shadows that give the appearance of three-dimensional small on the white sheet of paper. My paper is completely dry. Now, I want to show you how to create snobby effect. For this, I will use white gouache. I took the paint on my hand and I dilute it with water. Now I will splash I'm using a synthetic brush for this because it has a hard bristles and it is easy to splash with it. That's it. Repaint, snowpack and smells in the air. Let's apply these techniques to our landscape. Now we can start making the shadows on SNL. I will take some punish gray. And I will add in Ralph's the end now. And a little bit Alizarin crimson. To get M bullish, grayish color. I will paint the bottoms of the 3s. I am shading in a curved way because the ground is inclined. And now I will smooth the ace of the shaded area. When you paint is no, you should always plan while you want to keep the white of the paper. For brightest followers. I know snow. Snow is a tough subject for watercolor painting because it is white. However, after deciding a shadow areas, you will only have to pay. Those are out in cold blue and violet tones. Now, I will paint the second layer. And I'm painting the bottom parts of the shaded areas and do not forget the smooth, a softer veins. Neo to riverbanks. Be sure to add more shadows. Aria, bottom of two signals. Now we come to the most enjoyable part. I take white gouache paint on my hand and I will dilute it with water. If you want. You can also use acrylic paint. I take the paint on my brush and I splashed it fit my finger. And be careful not to supply too much. Because if it is less, of course we can add later. Now, I will use paint directly from the tube. And I want to add some snow under the trees and on the branches. We finished your winter landscape. In this video, you'll learn how to paint snow and how to create snow effect. Don't forget to share your artworks and snow exoticized in the project section of the class. See you in the next lesson. 14. Spring: Color Palette: As an artist, mixing watercolor palette, there is a crucial step in creating a painting and supreme palette that is full of vibrant colors. For this guy, I want to paint a colorful variegated sky. First, I will use cobalt blue for the sky part. Then I will paint a yellow shade using raw sienna. I'm adding a little bit transparent orange there ofs. And again, I am eating little bit rose madder. To do same mixture. I will use roads Mender directly. And these are the colors of spring-mass gapes. In the background part, I will use purple shades. For this. I am mixing eyes and crimson on cobalt blue. In the background. I will use pioneers gray and reaching green. This is my green shades for the background. For the green parts, I will use a yellow-green, such as trees ground like that. And I am adding burnt umber to get unsaturated green color. For the trees, I will use different shades of brown tones. First, one is burnt sienna, and then I will add sepia to my palette. And final color is lavender. I will use this color on the white flowers. These are the colors of supreme palette. And let's start to learn how to paint supreme landscapes 15. Spring: Atmosphere & Sky: So bring is a seasonal free naval war. Nature's come back to, to live with blooming flowers, lush green trees, and lots of vibrant colors. And I'm sure we will feel the freshness and warm off the supreme season while painting this separate class, the capes. And now let's learn about the health pain to irrigate this guy. First, I will wet my paper with clean water. If you paint a big surveys, you can wait a little bit. After reading your paper to absorb some water. And you can read it again with a clean water. In this way, you will have more time than painting. Your, your paper will not be dry quickly. We can mix as many colors as we want with this technique. First, I will use cobalt blue to create a gradual change from one color to another. You can take the bar. Now, I will use yellow for the second color. I will take the Board little bit to mix the pigments to each other. Now, I will add little orange to my yellow. I paint horizontally, and I add more orange on the button. And add a little bit pink rose mother. Now I add more red color, girl's mother on the button. And now I will hit the bar. And Mansfield makes Asia, they're beautifully. We created a variegated sky and the pigments mixed each other beautifully and there are no greens between the blue and yellow. And the less, apply these techniques to our spring nasty cake. For painting skies. First of all, I will let every part of the paper. I'm starting to paint the sky from elbow. And I'm using cobalt blue for the top. And this guy will turn pink as you go down. I will add the little girl's mother and mix it with orange color. While the paper is still wet, less paint the trees in the background. For this, I will use this gray green. I want to get a dark green color. And I will use wireless tones between them. I'm mixed green with burnt sienna. Warm green tone. I will paint the light green as I get closer to the middle part. And I will use the cool tones. Again. I want to add more wildlife tones, and I will mix cobalt blue with arrows on my dirt. Now, I will use a flood brush because I want to create a highlight on the background. My brush is wet and I will lift it pains to create tree trunk. The company to the background. In this lesson, you'll learn how to create variegated skies and how to create colorful, make wrong choices. In the next lesson, we will aim to river 16. Spring: River: In this class, you'll learn how to paint colorful reverse and how to make reflections on it. Let's start to paint River. The first color is cobalt blue. I will start to paint the bottom part of the river. Know why I'm adding a little bit of Prussian blue. I wanted to keep Santa ready Light. And I'm a dean. Why net colors? I missed roles Med there with cobalt blue. Now I will use directly rows mother for pink colors. I want to make smooth transition towards the end of the river. Now, I will add a little bit orange. At the end of the river. I'm using raw sienna. Why the river is done? I will paint shade on the river using different colors. There's Ivo views, coupons, you. My brush strokes are horizontally. Now I am painting purple shades. In siblings. The sun shining upon the water creates a tongue spectrum of colors. In the same way. I want them to reflect the colors of the sky to the river. Now, I want to add little dark green on the 8th of the river. For this, I will use jingle in its delivery city than because of this edge will be some motor. No, I will derive the paper and after dry, I will make the reflections. The paper is completely dry. Now, I will let the word again with the clean water. I will paint the edge of the river again. I use green sepia together. Now, I will use lifting technique with my flat brush to create highlights on the reflections. We've finished part. In this lesson, you have learned how to paint variegated color fill and how to create that by using price drops effectively. In the next lesson, you will learn how to pay for new age and natural texture for Sprint landscapes 17. Spring: Foliage: In this lesson, you will learn how to paint foliage and natural texture for spring landscapes. And let's start with the white flowers. One painting, a floral ground for Supreme skin. The thing to consider is to work closely. Instead of trying to paint every single detail of the flowers, you should only try to imitate them. So the white flowers in your painting will look more connected. I just want to paint a quick guide for my painting. The first layer I will use wet on wet technique. The paper should be wet. Now, I will add a little dark green. For this. I added a little bit pioneers gray to paint mixture. Now, I will add the colors of lovers. The first color is pain. Stage. The colors will blend to each other. Now, I will add little yellow. At this stage, the humidity of the paper is very important. If your paper is too moist, the peak man's with separate easily on the paper and you will not be able to get F lower image. If your paper is too dry, you will get a sharp edge flowers. Now, I'm painting a little dark green background for the landscape. Now, I'm covering the sky part with a napkin to creating white flowers. Now I will supply some things on paper. The flowers on the backside should be smaller. For this, I am using splashing techniques. Now. I will add lavender colors. Now, I will paint little dots for white flowers using pink color. Now I want to paint flow rho brand chance using a fine tip brush. For this, I'm mixing green with dystopia. No, I want to add a little texture to the ground. I'm using light green tones or this one painting as supreme classic keeps the flowers on the backside. Sure, it's smaller and software. However, the floors on the foreground should be more vigor and they should have hired eight. More visible. You can add more details to the flowers on the foreground. As you can see, I am painting loosely I will not draw the exact flow rho branches. I just paint some green RAS between the flowers to create loose flower effect. Now, you have learned how to paint white flowers on ground. And let's apply these techniques to our spring landscape. I am starting to paint using light green. And now I'm using wet on wet technique and I just add a little bit. I make horizontal brush strokes on the back. The barrage to trough should be inclined as you get closer to the front sparked. Now I'm starting to paint white flowers on the background. Why Florida should be more lighter in tone? And now my paper is still wet. I want to add more texture. The first layer is finished and the paper is completely dry. And now let's make the grass and white flowers on the ground. I'll use the same paint mixture, green and sepia. And I'm using the tip of the brush starting from the bottom. Imitating the grass texture techniques is called dry brush technique. Is no water on my brush, just pigments. And now I will use flushing technique. If you want, you can cover the sky part. Now, it's time to paint Florida has bean small dots for the flowers with the tip of my brush. Now I am using pink color When I paint white floras, of course, I think of the colors he used in the paintings are always my inspiration. He's white flowers depict nature in its purest and most vivid form. And I'm trying to bring the colors of his white flowers to this painting. Now let's paint the girls on the banks of the river. Ious reach in green and mercy and I want to get cold, dark green color. And I am starting off 30 over the bottom part. We have Initiative lovers. And in this lesson you have learned how to mix B24 Boudin, who's painting white flowers and grasses. It goes in different watercolor techniques. In the next lesson, we will complete the suffering landscape 18. Spring: Trees & Natural Textures: This is dark to pin and learn more about the trees. I may Scipio with Bush seeing now. And I will start from three trunk. First layer if your brush should have lots of water. Now, I am starting to painting from the right edge of the tree. And then I will separate the pigments inside of the trunk. I'm using sepia. Freud. Left side of the trunk should be lighter in color because of the position of the sun. No, I want to make small touch with sip yet to create a texture on the trunk. Now let's paint this tree. I will repeat this same stays on this tray. Now let's paint this tree. I will paint this tree in a light color because it's just far away from us. And the trees on the background should have lighter color and less detail. In this way, you can create that in your landscape paintings. And light and shadow play an essential role in giving form. And I mentioned to the tree trunk, you should observe how lights fall on the trunk and create softer transition between the darker shadow or else and lighter highlight areas. Now it's time to add branches. And you are free to add branches wherever you want. And be careful not to add too many branches to three is in the bag. Because when we paint leaves on the trees in front, the branches in the back, a pair of too much. And do not forget to add details to your branches to make them more realistic. You can paint some logs, bombs, and texture in the bark. For DC can use a fine brush or called the dry brush with the pain. I remember when I was a kid going out to the garden in the spring afternoons and trying to draw the beat full trace that surrounded me I still have that sketchbook even today. When I look at the drivings, I'm made of those to bring trace. I am thrust project the back to that time and place. Feeling the same sense of wonder and joy that I did as a child. On the painting, the leaves of the trees. I will use green and a little bit rough seeing now. And I want to use a soft brush. At this stage. I separated the bristles of the brush. And I want the right pray, tiny leaves effects meet my brush strokes. The first layer should be very light green tone. I'm just tapping my brush near to tip off the branches. Now I am using a clean brush and I'm chewing the blue between the leaves. This technique will create a soft edge leaves group. I want to add some leaves there. And now I want to add dark green tones for shadow. Mix, cobalt, green and raw sienna. As you know, different trees have different leaf texture and capturing this texture can add that and realism to your painting. Moreover, while you are painting, think about where the light is coming from and how it affects the leaves. And shadows can add dimension and interest to your painting. And do not forget to pay attention to the space between the leaves, which can help define the shapes of the tree and make it look more natural. Now, I'm painting tiny branches between the leaves. Now, I will use a different technique for this term. I will use water and we'll add some water on the branches. I just want to show possibilities for painting to release. And now I'm adding green paint inside of the water. This technique is called wet on wet. The pigments will separate inside of the water and create soft texture. Now it is time to add branches. There are some gaps left between the leaves. I will add branches there. I want to add more trees to background because it looks empty. For this, I will wet the paper first with the clean water. I'm mixing Scipio with cobalt blue And getting cool tone. Now it's time to paint this pink tray. I will use rosemary there for this. You can use any pink color you have. I will not add too many layers to this tree. I will only use the tip of my brush and paint tiny leaves only on the ends of branches. And the first layer should be very light color. And now I will blow the leaves using cooling water. In some parts, they will get a soft edge. Now, I'm adding the dark colors in my brush. There are more pigments. I want to add more leaves. And the techniques I use a skull layering because the underlying paint is completely dry. Now I will paint this tree. And this tree should be lighter because it's just far away from us. For this, I will produce the aids. I'm using prelim motor. You should add more leaves. The tree on the left. I'm using natural brush for this and run my mixing my paints. I am trying to separate races. We finished our supreme painting. In this lesson, you have learned different watercolor techniques for painting tree trunks, branches, and three leaves. Let's move on to the summer season. 19. Summer: Color Palette: In our summer color palette, that data will be reached and bright colors. And for this guy, I will use Prussian blue. If you don't have Prussian blue, you can use ultramarine bureau will do. Second color is Pinterest gray. I will use this on background on, on the river. For the green shades. I will use yellow, green, and I'm adding a little bit of sepia to get an unsaturated green tone. And for the cool and dark green shades, I will use this gray and I think little bit rich in green. For the n under green shades, I'm mixing region green. And I'm adding a little bit snappier and a tree trunks branches. I will use different shades of brown and the first one is bursting, and another one is sepia. I will use this color on the dark areas. On the river part, I will use cobalt blue. And for the ground parts, I will use yellow, green. And I'm adding gets a bit person not to eat. These are the colors of summer and let's start to learn how to paint. Some are landscapes 20. Summer: Atmosphere & Sky: Summary is that column was off brightest and the word is rich in color and texture. And in this lesson, you will learn how to paint a colored sky and a vibrant atmosphere. Let's get started. There are two different techniques to paint the blue sky. The first technique is leaving white space. First, I wet the paper. I will use cobalt blue for the sky. And be careful to leave large whitespace is in the sky. These would be our clouds. On the button bars clause will be smaller. Because of the perception. You can use a clean brush to give the clause shape you want. I'm just removing the some pigments from the paper. And in this way I'm creating soft ace on the clouds. Now, I will paint the shaded parts for the gloves. For this, I am mixing cobalt blue ideas and creams then and sepia to get a gray color. I'm painting the bottom parts of the clouds because these are two shaded RAS. The second technique is to use a napkin or a damp cloth. I also wet the paper with the clean water completely. I will paint the entire red area with a cobalt blue Hearst. This technique is called wet on wet technique. I use lots of pigment on the paper. Then I crumbled the napkin and I will try to lift the paint with the napkin to give to give it a cloud shape. I'm using the front part of the napkin. The gloss on the bottom should be smaller. Now, I will paint the shaded areas. I'm using cobalt blue and is in sepia again. Now this part is dried and the shaded area will be heartache aids. I'm using a wet brush to soften the edge of the shaded RIS. Let's try these techniques on the summer landscape. First of all, I will what every part of the paper I will use Prussian blue for the sky. But first, I want to write again because I want to extend the drying time of the paper. To create a perfect gloss, we need to add a little shade to them. I will paint the light gray shadow on the inside of the class. Now, I'm using a resisting cream, some cobalt blue, and ended the sepia. Now I will paint the trees in the background while my paper is still wet. I am using different shades of green. And now I want to add little bit burnt sienna inside of the tree. And I want make these trees too tall because I want the sky to be visible. Now, I want to add darker trees. I'm using reaching green and said before this is a bit by this gray color should be in cool green tones. The paper is not to get too much. These trees will be more visible. I will be softer than the ace of the paints with a clean brush. Now I will add little purple color. Not a river. I think that's enough. The background is completely done. In this lesson, you have learned how to paint clouds, sky, and reprint background for summers, landscapes. In the next lesson, we will paint the river part 21. Summer: River: In this lesson, you will learn how to paint at boride three where and how to make reflexes on them and less wet the paper. First, I will lose cobalt blue on the bottom part of the river. And I will add little bit pushing you towards the end of the river. I decrease the color intensity because this will create that in the painting. In the summer, it crystal-clear water flows through the lush green along the river bank and the sunlight shimmer on the reverse our phase. And to create such an effect, I paint horizontal shapes on the river with the turquoise color. The colors on the bottom of the river should be more intense. Now I want to add more shades. I'm using a ***** gray. These shades will create the app in the river and will not lost their lighted RAS in the middle of the river. Please be careful, though not all are painting their AR. Now I want to add more pigments to riverbanks. I'm using the same mixture. At this stage. The river parts should be still wet. Now I'm going to use a clean flood brush and I will lift the paint to create light. Ira else. I'm doing it horizontally. I usually clean your brush frequently. We finished the first layer. Now I will derive the paper. The first layer is completely dry. Now I can do the reflections on the river. For this, I need the river path again. Towards your reflections. I will use Prussian blue, little bit cobalt blue. And neither bit raw sienna, blindness gray. I want to get a dark green tone. Now I will paint the shadow of this tree. For this, I am using verstehen now. And I want the smooth aids. The riverbanks should be more darker. And I will add more Payne's. There. My paper is starting to dry. The reflections will be more visible. I think it's enough. We completed the River Park. In the next lesson, you will learn about the trees 22. Summer: Trees & Natural Textures: Welcome back. In this lesson, I will teach you how to paint trees. The artists should focus on the general forms and colors of the three rather than its specific details. And here is an example. Image on the left shows the tree with all its detail leaves visible. While the image on the right represents how an artist's mind should simplify the trees features, basic shapes of color and value. In order to paint it, you should always start with a light green tone. I'm mixing green with a raw sienna. In this way, I will get warm green color. First of all, I will paint the whole RL of the leafs part. This is my base color. And I am adding little leaves of the tree. Now, I will add the cool grill. Tom, I'm mixing cobalt blue with green region green. Little bit worse, and I will paint the under the leaves group. This is wet on wet technique and it will create smooth aids. You should pay attention to the direction the light is coming from. And they're important thing is that you should paint the lighter and warm stones on sight of the trees that are closest to the light source. Now, I will add more darker tones. I'm using rich in green. Needle be Ralston. Now, I will add these colors to under the leaves group shaded RAS. And my paper is still wet. And please be careful do not over painted. With a medium like watercolor. It is important not to overthink the subject. Details should be allowed to manifest themselves by working layers of applications of contrasting values and color temperatures. Am adding more darker tones under the tree. Because these areas are in the shade. Now, I will add warmer dark colors to the top of the three. My paper is dry already. And this will create leaves texture. You should use cool green tones on the shaded RAS. And you should use warm green tones on the lighted RAS. In this way, you can get realistic tree image. Color temperature is very important. I'm painting small dots on the three using different green tones, warm and cool tones together. These techniques is called layering. And because my paper is derived to get cool green tone, I'm mixing Prussian blue with the lemon yellow. In this way, you can get cool tones using cool yellows and cool videos And to get warm green tones, I am mixing Naples yellow and cobalt polio. You can use any warm, yellow and warm. What do you have? Now? I will paint the tree trunk and I will use the same principle in the trunk. First, I'm using burnt sienna. This is my base color. I'm using lots of water in it. Now. I will add a dark brown tone using sepia and Lady the ***** gray. I'm painting the right side of the tree because this is the shaded area. Now, I will add a little texture and branches on a tree. You can use your finest brush. At this stage, you should use tip of the brush. The branches between the leaves group on the lightest parts. You can use these principles. I'm painting all types of trees. You should be careful about the color, temperature and light and shut off RAS. And the three is finished. Now, I'm starting to paint trees by using these principles on summer landscape. I'm using burnt sienna for the tree trunks. Little bit cobalt blue. This is my base color, which should be lots of water in your brush. Now I will paint this tree. The trees in the bag should be lighter in color. Because of this, there are lots of water in my brush. This tree is on the backside and it's to have more cooler tones. I will follow the same steps on the other trees. Now, I will paint the branches. The branches, I will use a warm and cold brown tones together. On the right side of the trees. The branches should be more cooler in tone. I will not add too many branches Because later I will paint, please. Your branches shouldn't look like a straight line. They should look like a broken line. And it should be getting thinner on the top of the branches. And I think the medium of watercolor is perfect for painting organic subjects. And the trees are simply made of organic shapes of color and value. We should stay away from analyzing the details of the object too much water coloring. Instead, we should let the details emerge naturally by applying layers of contrasting values and color temperatures. In this way, you can get them more realistic image. Now, I'm wetting the paper with clean water. Before I start painting delays. I will not paint the first layer really dark because I will add dark leaves later. I'm mixing rich in green with sepia and burnt sienna and yellow. I'm getting warm. Green tone. The paper is wet and I'm just tapping my brush on the paper. Now, I will painting this tree in more lighter tones and warm tones because this is the nearest tree to us. To create a three for mutual, keep the light in your painting. This can be achieved by adding lighter, warmer shades to the parts of the trees that are facing towards the source of the light. And in order to create a contrast, we need to add colder and deeper colors in the areas where the shadows are cast on the trees. And now I am painting a shaded RAS, which are cool green tones to create contrast. Now I'm painting trees from a reference. It is better to concentrate on general shapes of colors and values that make up the tree. Instead of getting overwhelmed, trying to capture every detail of the three. Rather than focusing on individual lives, it is more effective to approach trees as a set of largest forms. And this is because when observing 3s, we tend to perceive them as a larger masses of shapes and form rather than a collection of tiny details. We finished the race. In this lesson, you have learned how to achieve the ideal tree forms and how to paint the tree leaves. See you in the next lesson. 23. Summer: Foliage: In this lesson, you will learn how to paint natural foliage and texture for summer landscapes such as ground, grass and plants. Let's start learn more about grass. There are different techniques for painting grass. The first technique is salt. Days I'm mixing a ***** gray and gray and yellow. Paper is dry. I will paint the middle Arielle. You will need different tones of green. Now, I will add salt on the wet paint. After this, I will leave the paint to dry a little bit. I want to add more salt. After the paper dry, we will see the effect. The second technique is lifting. I'm mix cobalt blue and green. I'm using synthetic brush for this and I'm using the tip of the brush. Now, the paint is still wet. I will try to lift the paint using a flat brush. My brush is clean and little bit wet. Scrubbing the paper and lifted paint. After every brush strokes, I'm cleaning the brush within napkin. In this way you can add highlights and emphasize the shape builder Graz. This technique creates a sense of depth and form written the fields. The third technique is scratching. First, I will paint grass shapes on the paper. I am using lots of water on my brush and loss of pigments. I'm adding darker tones, the grass, great, varying shapes and size of garage. You can use a card or just your nails. I'm just scratching the paper in this way, I am creating highlights on the grass. Another technique is using dry brush. I'm using flat brush for this. I am separating bristles of the brush. I'm starting to bottom two are still off. My brush is very dry. It there's almost no water on it. It will create a heart aids. And other technique is using a round brush with dry technique. I am using only the tip of the brush. And starting from bottom to wash them up. Again, I will separate the bristles of the brush. Then their technique is combining the dry on wet and wet on wet techniques. First, I'm using the wet on dry My paper is dry and my brush is wet. It's like a grant. Now, I will add small paints on the wet areas. I'm just tapping my brush. I'm not paying think the whole RAR. And I'm using the different tones of the green. In this technique, you can create small girls on the ground. Let's apply these techniques to our landscape painting. Now, I will paint the first layer off the ground. First, I need to wet the area. I will paint only the ground parked. I am using green for the first layer. And nature, I will use different color and this color available land each other. You show to use lightest tone for the first layer. In the first layer we only use wet on wet technique. Your paper should be wet. So we can paint the first layer. The colors will blend softly and there are no heart aids. Is you paying, paying attention the way the paint flows and blend on the paper. However, sometimes we may encounter an unexpected results. Watercolor is a medium that has a mind of its own soul, let it do its thing and embrace the happy accidents that occur. Now, I will use the flushing technique for this. I need to cover the arias. I don't want to pain. Why is my paper is still wet? I want to add more brown tones to the ground. For this, I'm using bursting now. We completed the first layer. Now I will let it dry. Paper is completely dry. Now I will paint the ground. I will use a dry technique on the background and foreground. I'm using a light green. And this is dry brush technique. The age will be visible. On the background. You should make thin lines and horizontal lines. I will paint more darker tones in the foreground. And the girls, I want them to be visible. My brush strokes are blind I'm painting the darker tones near the river banks. Now let's start to paint grass on the landscape and learn more about it. I'm mixing gray to dark green. And the pain should be t and less Voltaire. I'm using a fine tip brush and different shades of green line. You are painting a grass. It is very important that all rights to drugs are made from road to top. Painting. The graphs can be difficult for beginners. It will look boring. Run each your brush strokes is the same size, the same color, and the same distance from each other. And at the same time, grass that looks too perfect can distract your attention from the focus of the painting. So what we can do to prevent this, you can use the grass painting techniques you have learned in different areas in your landscape paintings. Now I will use splashing technique. Again. I will cover the background and Rava part. In this time, we will use these techniques on a dry paper. Now, it is time to edge lovers in dots with a white pencil. I'm using a white gel pen for this and you can use white gouache or white watercolor with your brush. I had that a lot of fun working with vibrant and bright colors. I hope it brings you joy. In this lesson, you have learned different techniques for painting grass and nature of texture. And I can't wait to see your paintings. 24. Conclusion: Congratulations on completing the class. You should be proud of your art folks and your hard work you put in. Your efforts have paid off and now you have gained a valuable knowledge and skills. In this class, you have learned the fundamentals of watercolor landscapes. You have gained an understanding of mixing the color palette, the off season, and capturing its utmost fire with different watercolor techniques and tips. You have the ability to paint foggy, gradient, bright, and close the skies. And organic subjects such as trees, reverse grass, flowers, leaves, and snow. With the knowledge and skills you have gained in this class, I'm sure that you've compete in landscapes you want. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask them on the discussion page of the class. I would appreciate it. If you leave a review. I would like to know what they think about the class. Finally, be sure to share your paintings or exercise of each seasons in the project gallery. I will look at each painting you share and leave a detailed comments. And if you liked this class, if the whole law with them by my name, I can't wait to see what you have