SetHeh
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@g0vnaa, thanks for your feedback. The last one, for example, was painted from observation (also known as "plein air" if you paint outdoors). You are probably referring to "atmospheric perspective". The mountains in the real painting on paper (not on a scanned picture above) recede into background. I don't know why my scanner put so much contrast there. Perhaps I should correct it in Photoshop. Will do a better job at scanning next time.
That depends on weather and other factors. When I made the sketch above, there weren't any strong shadows, or very bright highlights. The sky was covered with a thin layer of clouds which diffuse the light.
I think you shout work a bit on the contrast:
Like having some really dark and some really bright spots etc.
Some strong colors and some weak ones.
That depends on weather and other factors. When I made the sketch above, there weren't any strong shadows, or very bright highlights. The sky was covered with a thin layer of clouds which diffuse the light.