Creating Four Landscapes in One Frame: Morning, Afternoon, Twilight, and Night

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating four different landscapes on a single canvas, representing morning, afternoon, twilight, and night. It covers the materials needed, canvas preparation, base painting, and detailed steps for each landscape. Techniques include color blending, creating reflections, and adding details like clouds and moonlight.

What are the four times of the day depicted in the landscapes?

• Morning, Noon, Evening, Night

• Morning, Afternoon, Twilight, Night

• Dawn, Noon, Dusk, Midnight

• Sunrise, Midday, Sunset, Night

Which tool is used to divide the canvas into four parts?

• Pencil

• Tape

• Scissors

• Ruler

What color combination is used for the morning base layer?

• Black, Prussian Blue, White

• Scarlet Lake, Lemon Yellow, Yellow Ochre

• Prussian Blue, Crimson Lake

• Cobalt Blue, Red, White

How are the sunrays painted in the morning landscape?

• Using horizontal strokes

• With diagonal strokes

• With circular strokes

• Using vertical strokes

Which brush is used to create clouds in the afternoon landscape?

• Fan brush

• Round brush

• Flat brush

• Mop brush

What color is added to the lavender clouds in the twilight landscape?

• Yellow Ochre

• Bright Pink

• Cobalt Blue

• Scarlet Lake

How is moonlight created in the night landscape?

• Using circular blending

• By adding yellow ochre

• With vertical strokes

• By mixing red and white

What is used to add moon craters in the night landscape?

• Scarlet Lake

• Yellow ochre

• White paint

• Black paint

Which brush is used to make thin branches and stems in the night landscape?

• Fan brush

• Flat brush

• Mop brush

• Thin round brush

What should be done after completing the painting to reveal the final artwork?

• Apply a varnish

• Add more colors

• Remove the tape

• Frame the canvas