Hills

ShadowArtFinds 12 Sep 2022

Cool

PriseAmbellina 19 Sep 2014

Hi there! :) I would like to offer you some advice on how to improve. :) - Look up color theory and how to implement it. Your works will improve tenfold once you learn its concepts in full and apply them. For example, to add better shading to those greens, you would use red, its complementary color. - Try to avoid putting the sun in as a visible light source. Often times we do not see the sun itself when looking directly at a landscape such as this. If we can see the sun, it is because it is rising or setting, and the coloring would be different. Try those couple of things first :) I see a lot of potential for you to go far!

Anonymous 23 Aug 2014

It doesn't look realistic at all, but maybe it is because the photograph is a bit out of focus. An idea would be to make some perspective, painting the farest hill less saturated and keeping the nearer one as it is made. However, the texture you used for the clouds is interesting, and the colours are well chosen. Keep working like that, I'm sure you will become a great artist!

Anonymous 22 Aug 2014

Lovely shades in the hills