Watercolor Landscapes, very quick and simple!
Easy to remember and do, these 3 Super Fast Tips help you get improved depth into your own paintings in no time.

Watercolor Landscapes
Have a look at my two quick watercolor painting samples.
Both of these watercolor landscapes illustrate elements of the 3 tips for you.
In each, one feels like walking in, and through the Land.
You’re somehow, being ‘invited in’ to just have a lovely Stroll.
3 Watercolor Tips
#1 Place the Darker Tonal Values in the foreground. The background will have paler tones, the middle ground medium tonal values. All in a smooth and seamless transition.
#2 Place the Warmer Colors in the foreground. Reds, terracotta, orange, etc. The background needs to be cool colors: greys, blues.
#3 Place Crisp, Hard, sharper edges in the foreground. The background edges should be softer, more blurred and out of focus.

Finally
The 3 Watercolor Landscape Tips are pretty simple and pretty easy to remember!
For more Beginners’ Watercolor Basic information have a look at Watercolor Basics.
other posts you may enjoy and find useful: Watercolor foliage Greens, Watercolor Trees, Watercolor Tips start EASY
If you find yourself halfway through a painting and getting flustered; just look back at this post for these 3 Watercolor Tips.
Or better still, jot down the 3 Watercolor Landscape Tips on a post it and stick it onto your easel! That works like a charm.
And we’re off 🙂 A great start to the year. Love your “Fun new ways” goal for the year.
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thank you Andrew. I’ll be ‘temporarily’ away… so may not get to your comments on my scheduled posts. I will catch up, when I’m able to though. thanks! cheers, Debi
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Hope all is well. Look forward to your return
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I will have to write them down and stick them on my table! Thank you!!
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LOL I used to think I needed to tattoo them….. my pleasure Happy that you enjoyed them!
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LOL! I can relate to that!
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I will so try to remember. You make it look so easy! You are so talented!
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you are so sweet, AND talented too. thank you Jodi 🙂
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Great tips! Makes so much sense and I see the effects that give the painting depth.
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Great tips! Thanks, Debi!
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thanks, so glad you enjoyed these!
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Lovely work.
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thank you Sherry 🙂
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Beautiful paitings!
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Beautiful and conveys so much with so little, my kind of art 😉
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hi Margaret, thank you very much. I’m glad you like it! YRF 🙂
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Foreground – Darker, Warmer, Sharper and harder
Background – Lighter, Cooler, Blurred and softer
Great tips for a beginner like me.
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that is great to hear! so glad that you found it useful 🙂 cheers, Debi
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great tip!! 🙂
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thank you, thats lovely of you to let me know you found it useful! cheers, Debi 🙂
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i have been recently experimenting with water colors and I really appreciate the tips you share here! thank you!
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my pleasure! its great that these could be of help to you; thank you for stopping in and for sharing your thoughts 🙂 cheers, Debi
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