The "SECRETS" for PAINTING better LANDSCAPES

For the fall season, I thought it would be fun to work on an autumn landscape. So within the first part of this airbrush painting lesson we will be working on the sky and the mountains. I'll walk you through all the techniques that I used to paint this one including the use of transparent and opaque paints in landscape painting, how I use frisket film, adding and erasing paint for realistic mountain & rock textures, rendering accurate light and values, and much more. Next week we will paint in the trees and foreground before adding in the water reflections. Hope this video is helpful!
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Reducer- distilled water
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