Autumn Painting in Watercolors on Paper
Autumn Painting in Watercolors – Today, because I felt that the Summer heat is a bit too much, I decided to paint something related to the Fall season. You will see that in the beginning, the painting does not look too nice, but with each detail, it gets better.
I like the beginning of a new season, so I tend to paint them before they even start. I did not work on many summer landscape this summer, but I will go straight to Autumn paintings.
The painting includes trees, leaves, a small cascade falling in a pond and a bunch of rocks. Let’s see what materials we could use:
Materials for an Autumn Painting in Watercolors
- A4 paper for watercolor painting
- tape paper
- masking fluid (optional)
- watercolor paint (I use Pheonix colors)
- refill marker with precision tip (I filled it with white paint and water)
- pencil for sketch
Steps in creating an autumn painting
Like always, I create a pencil sketch for the illustration. I drew trees, a small waterfall, a pond, and rocks. It’s important to add a lot of details for this panting. In the beginning, the drawing did not look very good and I was very bothered by it. However, as I added more details, the painting began to look better.
I used the marker to add details in the ending of the process. I invite you to watch the video below and see the steps I took to create the artwork. Also, I recommend you to subscribe to my Youtube channel to get more video tutorials.
Video tutorial for Autumn Painting in Watercolors