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The result of a sketching session where I tried to push the colors way further than they were in real life, to try and capture the same feeling that I had when I saw that moment in real life. I feel like photos are so dull in comparison to seeing the real thing! But then when I push the colors too far, it doesn’t look believable anymore. Trying to find the balance with sketches like these!

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Anonymous

So gorgeous!!

Anonymous

The bottom left one feels like a real sunrise, and since that’s my favorite time of day… :D I can feel the humidity and the fog!

Anonymous

OMG! I love this sooo much

Devotionart

I love them, they look beautiful 😍✨

Vespora

Great balance of colors! It's quite true, we perceive far more nuance of color than a photo can capture, which is the argument of many to paint from life. But that's the awesome thing about stylized painting! Not only can we capture those color nuances, but add in the emotional feeling those colors bring as well. I'd say you've done that here. :) Clouds and skies are so much fun to marvel at. <3

Anonymous

I love them!! Doing this kind of style in a tutorial would be so cool too!

Anonymous

These are beautiful. We get unbelievable colours in sunsets here.

Anonymous

Beautiful as always ma'am :) the one in the second row on the left is insane, I really love this effect the overlapping shapes create there - like this light effect on pictures which I don't know in englisch :D keep going in these landscape topics, it's awesome to watch you pushing yourself in a new theme and chapter of your art! I am also challenging myself in drawing landscapes for a project and I have one question: may you describe how you start drawing people in these kind of art? Because the focus isn't on the human being, it's hard for me to capture them the right way. Hope you understand what I mean :) thqnk you and greetings from germany, Elissa

Anonymous

Love this 😍✨

Anonymous

Oh this is absolutely beautiful! Those colours just make you think of a happy day

Anonymous

These are all great, but I'd say the first one looks the most realistic, whereas the last one seems the strongest in terms of emulating mood rather than realism.

Loish

thank you! it's interesting, because that was the chronological order in which I drew them, and usually I notice that I manage to loosen up a whole lot better by the end!

Loish

hey elissa! thank you so much for the kind words! as for your question, there's a tutorial about this actually! you can find it here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/tutorial-44069788 basically i start with creating the environment and then add a character towards the end!

Loish

thank you! clouds and skies always evoke so much emotion in me. i guess because they are themselves a really apt metaphor for emotions.

Anonymous

I think you totally got it, it is the Golden Hour! He is the father of the most rich, vibrant colors!