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Extra Wide Glowing Landscape in Watercolour | Use a Limited Palette for Colour Harmony

In today’s tutorial, I’ll show you how to paint an extra-wide panoramic watercolour landscape using a limited colour palette to achieve beautiful colour harmony and a glowing centre of light. This step-by-step lesson focuses on building soft layers, creating reflections in water, and keeping your painting unified by working with just four colours: Raw Sienna, Burnt Sienna, Prussian Blue, and Payne’s Grey. We’ll explore: ✔ How to keep light in the centre of your painting ✔ Mixing harmonious greens, browns, and oranges from a limited palette ✔ Painting soft background trees and reflections ✔ Using dry brush and texture for ripples in water ✔ Creating depth with tonal values rather than extra colours This panoramic format (9cm x 31cm) is perfect for practicing composition and atmosphere, and the techniques shown can be applied to any landscape painting. Whether you’re a beginner or an intermediate watercolour artist, this tutorial will help you gain confidence with colour harmony, reflections, and layering. Materials used: Cold press watercolour paper (9cm x 31cm), Arches 300gsm Brushes: Medium Squirrel Mop Flat brushes - 3/4", 1" and 1 1/2 ". Plus a small synthetic flat. Round brushes - 12 and 6 16 Rigger, Da Vinci Casaneo Winsor and Newton Paints: Raw Sienna, Burnt Sienna, Prussian Blue, Payne’s Grey Masking tape, ruler, craft knife Spray bottle & tissue Optional: homemade mount/mat. You can view my video where I demonstrate cutting your own mounts here -    • What Happens Before an Art Show? How to Pr...   Thank you so much for watching, and I’ll see you in the next video!