Watercolour Landscape: How to Simplify a Complex Scene | Painting Tasmanian Bush in a Loose Style скачать в хорошем качестве

Watercolour Landscape: How to Simplify a Complex Scene | Painting Tasmanian Bush in a Loose Style

Painting forest scenes in watercolour can be overwhelming - there are so many layers and textures and small details. In this video, I paint a small landscape inspired by the days spent in the Tasmanian wilderness, in the rainforests of the Cradle Valley. I am using photographs, sketches, and my memories of that stunning and peaceful place to create this landscape in a loose and expressive style. Materials used: PAPER: Baohong Master's Choice 100% cotton 300gsm cold press paper, 18 x 26 cm (7 x 10 in) PAINTS: French Ochre (Daniel Smith) Raw Sienna Light (Daniel Smith) Naples Yellow (Daniel SMith) Indian Yellow (Schmincke) Lemon Yellow (Daniel Smith) Potter's Pink (Schmincke) Perylene Green (Daniel Smith) Olive Green (Daniel Smith) Green Gold (Michael Harding) Burnt Umber (Daniel Smith) Burnt Sienna (Winsor&Newton) Indigo (Michael Harding) Payne's Grey (Rockwell Canada) Buff Titanium (Daniel Smith) Sepia (Daniel Smith) BRUSHES: NEEF Thomas W Schaller Mops Sizes2; 3/0 DaVinci Casaneo Long Mop Series 490 Size 2 Black Silver by Dynasty Rigger Size 4 Princeton Select Liner Roymac Rigger Size 2 OTHER MATERIALS: Ceramic mixing palette https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/thehaven... MEEDEN 33 Well Palette Hand towel or dishwashing sponge (to dab the brush on to remove excess water) Spray Water Bottle Tissues Pencil Eraser **My website: https://anastasiamily.com/ **My Instagram: @AnastasiaMilyArt Music: "Healing Waves" by Light Music from Pixabay.com