Autumn Scenery Painting with Acrylics: Creating Depth and Realism

In this video tutorial, viewers learn to paint an autumn scenery using acrylics. The session begins with sketching the road and painting the sky with a mix of light blue and white. The tutorial progresses to adding depth to the forest using grey and painting the road with dark grey. The instructor guides on drawing tree trunks and branches, emphasizing light effects. The final steps involve detailing with autumn leaves using a palette of yellow, scarlet, and brown. The video concludes with a preview of the next session.

What is the first step in painting the sky in the autumn scenery?

• Painting the road using dark gray

• Mixing light blue and white

• Sketching the outline of the road

• Mixing black and white to form grey

Which brush is recommended for painting the road?

• Bristle brush

• Angle brush

• Flat brush

• Round brush

How can you create a 3D effect at the intersection of the road and fallen leaves?

• By adding more yellow

• By mixing light blue and white

• By adding depth with black

• By using a small brush

What should be considered when drawing the trunks and branches of trees?

• Using a brush size you are comfortable with

• Using a large brush

• Mixing colors on the palette

• Adding a layer of brown plus black

How are light rays depicted in the background of the trees?

• By using dark colors

• By mixing water with color

• By adding more black

• By using a bristle brush

What is the purpose of mixing Scarlet Lake and brown in yellow?

• To paint the sky

• To create a lighter shade for fallen leaves

• To add depth to the road

• To create a base for the leaves

Why is another black used to mix the same paint for the leaves?

• To darken the color

• To create a 3D effect

• To ensure even distribution on the brush

• To make the paint thicker