Drawing a spring landscape [how to draw a landscape in stages]
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In this video, I draw with pastel on tinted light gray Canson paper.
I start with common forms. I am plotting the horizon line, the line of the forest, the river stretching into the distance with light blue chalk. With a translucent blue color I lay a large patch of sky, richer at the top, lighter slightly to the bottom. Then white pass on a large spot of clouds and on the right and left snow-covered shores. Spread primary colors. I draw water in the foreground with dark blue and blue. Brown, dark yellow, dark green mark the line of woods and bushes. Yellow on the ground mark the spots of thawed patches with last year's grass. Light purple darken the snow on the right bank.
Next, add the shadows at the bottom of the forest line and begin to draw a more subtle picture. Adding details. You can take one piece of work and work it out. Add falling shadows from trees, clouds, bushes, grass