Summer is a time of the year characterized by high ambient temperatures. The summer season consists of three months: in the Southern Hemisphere - December, January, February, and in the Northern - June, July, August.
Summer landscapes differ significantly from winter ones, since paints of various colors are used when painting them, while in winter ones gray, white and black tones prevail.
Instructions
Step 1
Before you start creating, you need to prepare your workplace, stock up on pencils, brushes, canvas and other items for creativity.
Step 2
Next, decide on the landscape you will paint. It is best to take a forest and some body of water, for example, a river, as a basis.
Step 3
Now take a medium-sized brush and, using a dark green paint, draw a horizontal straight line down the middle of the canvas. This will be the horizon.
Step 4
Then, using the same brush from the horizon, draw many short lines upward (these will be tree trunks). These lines do not need to be the same length.
Step 5
The next step is to draw the crown of the trees. Using a medium brush and different shades of green paint, paint the leaves. So, paint on the brush with light green paint and paint small strokes around each trunk. Then use the same brush to paint a little darker and do the same.
Step 6
Draw a river in the foreground. Choose the width of the reservoir yourself. Do not draw the banks straight, the picture will look more interesting if they are with ledges.
Step 7
Now you need to draw the grass along the banks of the river, small bushes. To make the picture brighter, you can paint various wildflowers, such as chamomile, buttercups, cornflowers, etc.
Step 8
The last stage is the design of the sky. The entire background, which is located above the horizon, can be simply painted over with blue paint, or you can use white and gray paint to complement the blue background with clouds by drawing 2-3 small "fluffy" clouds.
