Any tips for landscaping?

[patent spade]

I've always wanted to learn how to draw a landscape - it always bring life to drawings
I think i am decent at drawing and rendering characters and I am getting tired from just putting plane color behind theme
Any tips on where that start my study? Maybe some useful sources? Brushes would also be very welcome (for clip studio paint)

[slender orchid]

I think you should always have the mentality of illusion of details

This piece has a decent landscape, but look closely and see its just shitty brush strokes

You should also learn alot of composition

It helps alot with planning on what the background looks like

[patent spade]

Lol I think the storks are pretty

Like how did you get to this point? Especially with the cloud and the water

[slender orchid]

Gulps

[patent spade]

It's all looking so alive

[slender orchid]

This was the first time I did landscape..

[slender orchid]

Oversaturate the colors

[patent spade]

Shut up

[slender orchid]

Ig...

[patent spade]

I would never guess it's really good

[slender orchid]

I JUST GOT LUCKY.

[patent spade]

Pfft one way

[slender orchid]

I used a filter in ibis paint alot its a circle thing

[patent spade]

Don't say thay

[slender orchid]

And i just overlayed it in the water

[patent spade]

Oho got it

And did you use any reference photo?

[slender orchid]

💔

I suck at land scape now

[slender orchid]

Gulps.

No ..

But yeah you should

[patent spade]

Better then me! The colors are so pretty once again

[patent spade]

Most of my studies on anatomy and rendering comes from pintrist

So I don't know if it works the same when it comes to landscaping

There is a whole lot more of detailes then what I am used to

[slender orchid]

In landscaping you have to make the big Shapes first and then worry about te details later

Big brushes always help

[glossy cairn]

Start with the big important shapes. Save the smaller details for the VERY end

[glossy cairn]

Dang we saying the same thing at the same time

[slender orchid]

Ril

I love landscapes

Only when they're built like

[glossy cairn]

My watercolor teacher explained this to me and now all my drawings look way better

[slender orchid]

I figured it out on my own when i gotten bigger brushes

[patent spade]

Lmao thank you both I will try it out

[patent spade]

And you are saying you didn't master the art of landscapeing

[glossy cairn]

That was a just now scribble

[slender orchid]

BBAHHAHHAAH

[glossy cairn]

Says remix by the image

[slender orchid]

I prefer backgrounds with retro vibes anyway 👅

Knowing the flow of the landscape is also important

[patent spade]

I love the vibrant colors oh my god

[slender orchid]

Its also good to Contrast the subject and the background

Outlining it also helps

[patent spade]

Got it

Like I mention in the title, mostly I just put plane colour on he background and if I feel risky I add some geometrical shapes lol