How I Paint Glowing Light in Watercolour: Step By Step | Atmosphere and Depth in a Landscape

I finally figured out how to paint this dazzling silver lining light effect in watercolour, and I am excited to share it with you in this video.

The landscape is quite simple, but it is flooded with light, making it the main star of this scene,
and it is such great fun to paint.

Let me demonstrate this process step by step.

Materials used:

PAPER:
Baohong Master's Choice 100% cotton 300gsm cold press paper, 18 x 26 cm (7 x 10 in)

PAINTS:
Lemon Yellow (Daniel Smith)
Indian Yellow (Schmincke Horadam)
Cadmium Yellow (Schmincke Horadam)
Quinacridone Red (Daniel Smith)
Quinacridone Sienna (Daniel Smith)
Burnt Umber (Daniel Smith)
Payne’s Grey (Michael Harding)
Carbazole Violet (Daniel Smith)
White Gouache (Art Spectrum)

BRUSHES:
Princeton Aqua Elite Oval Wash Size 3/4"
Princeton Aqua Elite Long Round Sizes 12, 8
Princeton Aqua Elite Round Sizes 5/0; 3
Princeton Aque Elite Liner Size 1
Panart Global Flat Series 1121 Size 12

OTHER MATERIALS:
Masking Fluid: (Schmincke 50370, neutral)
Masking Tape (DuckTape)
Ceramic mixing palette
MEEDEN Well Palette
Hand towel or dishwashing sponge (to dab the brush on to remove excess water)
Spray Water Bottle
Hair Dryer
Pencil
Eraser

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