
Identify essential materials for acrylic landscape painting: flat brushes and a palette knife; an a3 canvas or watercolor paper, washing brushes and mixing crimson lake, cobalt blue, and yellow.
Learn to add detailed textures to mountains in acrylic landscapes using dabbing and layering colors like Bundamba, Bontempo, and titanium white to create depth and light.
Learn to enhance water reflections by matching water color to surroundings, and build mountain reflections, rocks, and waves with vertical and dubbing strokes using a flat brush.
In this course, students will be able to learn the basic colour theory, colour mixing. They will learn , what is primary colour and how to create secondary colours and from that secondary colours, how to create tertiary colours?.What are all the complimentary colours and how to create neutral colours?.How to add tint to the colours?.How to avoid the colours turning muddy?. They will learn the tips and tricks to do realistic clouds, realistic trees, realistic rocks and mountains, water reflection, light and shadow. How to correct the mistakes easily. About the basic nature of acrylic medium , which brush will suits the technique and a lot more things a beginner level wish to learn. How to use the wooden sticks which is kept behind most of the canvas when you buy. And many more which I learned through experience. How to use a photograph as a reference, what are all the things a student need to observe from a photograph to paint it. Everything in detail , I shared here. How to observe the shapes from the reference?. How to choose the colours from the reference. How to use dabbing technique for the mountains, trees and rocks. How to create the waves in water?. How the give the flowing water feel to the waterfalls?. Everything I shared in detail by doing the whole painting. Once the students completed the course the will definitely got the idea of painting realistic landscape by their own.