Painting a Fall Landscape in Watercolor Pen & Ink

Learn to paint a quick a Fall Landscape using Watercolor Pen & Ink. Using the palette I created for Sterling Edwards workshop, which I took a few week ago, I paint a quick Fall landscape inspired by Fall on Donner Lake by Truckee, CA where I live. I am painting on an inexpensive 140 lbs. watercolor block (reviewed in this video: https://youtu.be/z05Ki1yMY3Q) using a Micron permanent ink pen to sketch with, and my homemade masking fluid (made from Speed Sew mixed with water) to mask out the foliage and Aspen trunk, before I paint in the background. I used scrunched up cling wrap to mask out the foliage - check it out, it worked like a charm! Colors Used: Cobalt Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Royal Blue, Burnt Sienna, Van Dyke Brown, Paynes Grey, Winsor Orange, Winsor Orange Red Shade, Nickel Azo Yellow (Transparent Yellow), Quinacrodone Coral. Here is a link to my video about preparing for a workshop including the colors and palette I used for this painting: https://youtu.be/gbuKumMtFxo As promised in my video here is a link to get 2 months FREE subscription to Skillshare so you can check it out and also learn from Melinda Wilde how to make your own masking fluid: https://skl.sh/2nshcUc For tracings & handouts or to sign up for my Newsletter please go to my website: https://www.beautyonlocation.com You can follow me on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eva.s.nichols Instagram: https://instagram.com/evanicholskunst Twitter: @EvaNichols Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/estramer/