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Tutorial: Draw a Landscape with HarrisonHowLearn How to Draw a Landscape!Follow along with Adventure Illustrator and Graphic Designer @HarrisonHow as he breaks down how to draw a landscape in three easy steps. Create your own version of a landscape and submit the work as a deviation this month to get a new profile badge!,To Participate, Follow These Steps:Watch: View the tutorial below to learn @HarrisonHow's technique for drawing landscapes.Create: Use the steps in the video to practice illustrating a landscape, or incorporate the techniques into a new piece.Upload: Submit your work as a deviation with the tag #DATutorialLandscape to get the profile badge!,Prefer to read-through each step? Click here.,Examples to Get You StartedCheck out these examples below and browse other submissions.,,,Do you want to keep practicing and collect more badges to display on your profile? Check out more quick tutorials:How to Draw an Eye How to Draw a Hand Your ThoughtsShare your landscape drawing in the comments below!Which do you prefer, sunrise or sunset?Do you feel more at peace on a lake or in a forest?Did you submit to any of the other tutorials?...

Ok.

So this is the first time that I've drawn anything, or even tried to draw anything, in years. Like almost 10.

I still can't draw trees, but that is my fault for not practicing, so that is why I only have one close up. The rest are far background trees on that mostly collapsed hill. I don't think it's tall enough to be a mountain. Anyway, that 'carved out' bit is from a landslide.

I was trying to keep the shadows straight, but now that I look at it, I see that I did mix the directions of the shadows. Sorry. I am aware and I'll try better next time. The only reason I can give why is that I kept changing what I wanted to do and what I could actually do and didn't pin a light source to my paper that I was drawing on. I do know about that trick.

So this will be my post for today.

Later.

And no, there is no print available of this thing.

Description
Tutorial: Draw a Landscape with HarrisonHowLearn How to Draw a Landscape!Follow along with Adventure Illustrator and Graphic Designer @HarrisonHow as he breaks down how to draw a landscape in three easy steps. Create your own version of a landscape and submit the work as a deviation this month to get a new profile badge!,To Participate, Follow These Steps:Watch: View the tutorial below to learn @HarrisonHow's technique for drawing landscapes.Create: Use the steps in the video to practice illustrating a landscape, or incorporate the techniques into a new piece.Upload: Submit your work as a deviation with the tag #DATutorialLandscape to get the profile badge!,Prefer to read-through each step? Click here.,Examples to Get You StartedCheck out these examples below and browse other submissions.,,,Do you want to keep practicing and collect more badges to display on your profile? Check out more quick tutorials:How to Draw an Eye How to Draw a Hand Your ThoughtsShare your landscape drawing in the comments below!Which do you prefer, sunrise or sunset?Do you feel more at peace on a lake or in a forest?Did you submit to any of the other tutorials?...

Ok.

So this is the first time that I've drawn anything, or even tried to draw anything, in years. Like almost 10.

I still can't draw trees, but that is my fault for not practicing, so that is why I only have one close up. The rest are far background trees on that mostly collapsed hill. I don't think it's tall enough to be a mountain. Anyway, that 'carved out' bit is from a landslide.

I was trying to keep the shadows straight, but now that I look at it, I see that I did mix the directions of the shadows. Sorry. I am aware and I'll try better next time. The only reason I can give why is that I kept changing what I wanted to do and what I could actually do and didn't pin a light source to my paper that I was drawing on. I do know about that trick.

So this will be my post for today.

Later.

And no, there is no print available of this thing.