The power of foreground details in a landscape.

[@Maz-k1b]

Thank you, Paul, for your help. Greatly admire the way you paint and guide. Happy New Year

[@thinkwatercolour]

So glad to be of help and thanks for your kind words. Happy New Year and good luck with your painting progress.

[@CarolGrolman]

Beautiful! The foreground brings it alive!

[@thinkwatercolour]

Thank you for our kind words.

[@margiebowser1397]

Just subscribed. Wonderful tutorials

[@thinkwatercolour]

You're very kind. Thanks for subscribing,

[@marionbik2022]

I love snow landscapes….. I’m going to mix some Prussian Blue with Burnt Sienna… I like dark moody greens for distant evergreens. 🙏🏼✨🎨 Happy New Year ! 🎉

[@thinkwatercolour]

Happy New Year and good luck with your painting.

[@ghislainemarchand6843]

Very pretty! I really like whatyou do! Thankyou!

[@thinkwatercolour]

Thank you for your kind comments.

[@Kate-f6w]

This was immensely helpful to me! I struggle with foregrounds and his was wonderful.

[@thinkwatercolour]

Great to be of help. Keep painting.

[@dogwhiskers8]

Simple yet striking

[@thinkwatercolour]

Thank you.

[@mongofan1]

Thank you so much!

[@thinkwatercolour]

You're very welcome. Hope you found it useful.

[@Dhika2013art]

nice🎉🎉🎉

[@thinkwatercolour]

Thank you.

[@AffirmativeArtsOnTheRoad]

Is the Imperial purple Daniel Smith? I has such a wonderful granulation even at such a weak mix! I;m not familiar with Lilac though...is that also D.S.? Is it adding to the granulation? A very lovely painting...thank you for this tutorial!

[@thinkwatercolour]

Thanks for your kind feedback. Although I called it Lilac it's actually Lavender. Sorry about the confusion and yes, they're both Daniel Smith. Good luck with your paintings.