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Mix a bit of black and white paint into a vibrant color to tone it down to use in background elements. Use the atmospheric perspective phenomenon to create the illusion of depth in your painting: things further away from the eye are lighter/duller (I.e faded) in color and not as vibrant as things that are closer to the eye (foreground etc.).Add easy silhouetted trees, mountains /hills in front of any background to create in easy beginner friendly landscape scene.Use double loading brush method to create smooth blends in sunset background.Ultramarine blue paint makes a perfect blue sky color for any landscape painting.Use the rule of the thirds to know where to place your focal point.Create a focal point in your painting to help create more interest in the composition.The best way to paint a landscape is painting the background first then add foreground elements.Use a reference photo to help paint realistic details in your painting.Use color temperature: cool colors in background and warm colors in foreground to create the illusion of depth to the viewer’s eye.Pull out your art supplies and paint along with me with this Painting a winter scene step by step tutorial VIDEO.Below are some quick and easy tips for beginners to make your landscapes looking great and easy to paint. If you prefer to just draw with your markers instead of painting, try creating this Easy Landscape Drawing instead.

By masking off the area you can preserve the white paper color to create a true watercolor effect. If you do have dimensional white paint, use a masking fluid instead beforehand. It’s important that the pen you use is oil-based that won’t bleed with water or the water splatters.

The gesso splatter reacts with the Tombow Dual Brush Pens and creates shades of grey and in between and the result is so beautiful!

Canson XL Mix Media Paper (trimmed to 2.25 by 7 inches).

Reveal your painting! Let the paint dry for a few minutes and peel off the masking tape carefully to reveal the painting of a winter scene!.

Make it snow: Splatter watery gesso onto the landscape.

Draw trees: Use an oil-based marker or pen to draw in focal trees at the bottom and on top of the mountain.

Paint with water to give it a messy tree shape. Add black watercolor marker directly to paper to darken the trees.

Add more layers of colors + details: Deepen the black color on the mountains and trees beneath.

Layer some crystal glaze on top to add dimension and shimmer!

Add texture: Add gesso to the top of the mountain to look like snow.

Add some tree shapes to base of the mountain.

Paint the mountain shapes: Build the mountain area with a diluted black/grey color first.

Paint the sky: Start at the top, and add two to three colors to the sky with watercolor markers and blend the colors softly.

Tape the paper into place with some washi tape.

Trim your watercolor or mixed media paper to measure 2.25 by 7 inches. Prep your Paper: Choose whether you are painting in a sketchbook, or making a DIY bookmark with watercolor paper.Painting a winter scene step by step tutorial When you purchase an item via these links, I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Your next project can be to try this Winter Watercolor painting tutorial that uses a fan brush and adds a snowy texture. By adding a textured glaze you elevate the snow capped mountains in your painting. Winter can be cold and grey, but if you look around you will also see the beauty in it! Painting a winter scene can be easier than you think- because the snowy drops of paint will cover and forgive all of your imperfections. The snow makes everything look natural and there is no going wrong with this painting. A dreamy sky, dark mountain shapes all covered in a white paint splatter that mimics mother nature’s snow. Capture winter’s snowy beauty onto paper by painting a winter scene that is super simple to create.