Sunset Lake Acrylic Painting Tutorial | Painting a Warm Sunset with Acrylic

Hello. I prepared paper that weighs at least 300 grams. The paper needs to be thick so it doesn't ripple while you draw. Let's start by coloring the sky. To create a natural gradation between color changes, rub the middle part with that color several times. Let's draw the ripples of the hose using mint green, starting at the bottom. Maintain a flat horizontal line, making the bottom a bit thicker and the line thinner as you go further back. Let's also draw the clouds using orange. You can draw them more naturally by tapping the brush while drawing. Don't draw large areas at once, but use dabs. I'll also draw the orange ripples of the lake at the bottom. You can just fill in the area where the sky meets the forest. Paint again with a slightly darker lavender, overlapping the clouds, but leaving the paint offset by 1-2 mm. As you get closer to the horizon, it would be good if the silver color gets slightly lighter. Let's draw a forest in the middle. First, make a dark green and divide it into bars, then draw trees in triangle shapes of different sizes. Now I'll draw the shadows of the trees reflected in the lake. Draw horizontal lines closely and draw lines in a ratio that matches the size of the trees you have drawn. Use magic taps to express the feeling of conifers, that is, leaves, on the outer edges of the trees. To distinguish between the sky and the lake, paint one side of the lake as a whole with a slightly dark yellow mixed with a lot of water. Finally, I remove the masking table cleanly. Thank you.