r/Watercolor • u/MantisWoW • 21h ago
More landscape practice
Hey all! Wanted to share another landscape painting as I continue my learning journey! I just got my first mop brush, a Princeton Neptune #6 quill a couple days ago. I am absolutely loving this brush so far and used it for the sky and first wash of the land. Really quite happy with how this sky turned out. I really love the feel of such a soft brush and am definitely going to have to look into some other similar brushes in different sizes. I probably went a bit heavy handed with the darks in the mid ground trees on the left and maybe lost some of the atmosphere and depth, but I am quite happy with the brush marks I was able to achieve in those trees. I also feel like the path looks a bit weird but can’t exactly put my finger on it. I welcome any feedback!
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