Autumn Forest Painting Tutorial | STEP BY STEP Gouache Landscape

It's FINALLY the best season of the year and I want to celebrate that by giving you a tutorial on these two Autumn forest paintings ✨ I really had fun getting into the fall mood by painting these autumnal landscapes and I hope the video has the same effect on you! I can't wait to see your recreations

Here’s the reference photo I used for the first painting (cropped)
and for the second:

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My sketchbook:
Rembrandt watercolor journal (gifted by Royal Talens)

Paints:
Royal Talens gouache (white, black intenso, ultramarine deep, yellow, vermilion, yellow ochre, fir green, raw umber, burnt sienna)

Brushes:
Size 6 synthetic rounded flat brush, which I forgot to show you in the beginning sorry!!! (I couldn't find the exact brush but here's some possibly-similar ones)

Princeton brush (size 8 long round brush and 3/8 angular shader) (gifted)

Hobi & Kunst size 6 synthetic oval brush

Etchr Lab size 4 round brush (from their gouache brushes -set)

Arteza 0 round brush

Other:
Nail polish
Essie ”peach daiquiri"

Washi tape
Mt washi tape

binder clips (not the exact ones but probably similar)

Mixing palette
My palette is just a normal plate/tray bought from a thrift store!!

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Hello friends! My name is Tiina, I’m a 24 year-old art loving cat lady from Finland. I’ve been bullet journaling since 2019 and fell in love with creating right after opening my notebook for the first time! My other passions include sustainability, thrift shopping, vintage clothes, feminism and horror movies. Everyone’s welcome here ❤️🌈

00:00 Intro
00:19 Prepping and color mixing
01:55 First painting
15:20 Second painting
25:00 Finished paintings + outro

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[yenyandco]

I really want to try these! Your work is so beautiful ❤

[Karen-veds]

🍂🍁🍂 They look as if I could walk right into the forest! 🧡

[DEA]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and helping us who want to start painting. You're amazing and your paintings are mesmerizing.

[ChantelleArts]

I love the colours in this, it looks so relaxing to walk through

[pikpik]

Both of these are so stunning, I'd love to give them a try. Your tutorial style is so chill and still informative and i'd love to see more. Thanks for sharing!

[sharongreenstreetart]

🍁🍂 Thanks for sharing, lovely paintings!

[pattyoc]

I like your videos and your art, but if you are trying to teach people how to do things you need to describe things more, like if you leave drying time between layers, and how much drying time. Also, you tell people sometimes when you mix colors, but after you mix a color, I see you adding another color without saying what you just added. I'd love to follow along with your videos, but it was all over the place. I tried to follow along with the gouache but I had a wet mess after. I'm going to guess you had a lot of dry time between layers that you didn't mention. This is not a comment to bad mouth you, it is constructive criticism to help you if you are trying to help others do what you do. Because believe me, I would love to get the results you get. It might help if you do a painting off camera and write down the steps you take, then it is clear in your head what you do, because I'm going to guess when you do it you don't have to think and it just comes naturally. Again, I love your work and just want to help you be better at describing what you are doing.

[SharonCullenArt]

Not a beginner but I enjoyed watching your process.🍁🍂

[bluepickle]

*fall emoji* thank you so very much your commentary. I love the way you freely paint without harsh guides or rules and allow yourself and the listener to have fun creatively with it. You are amazingly talented. Thank you again!

[demep]

Really loving the Autumn colors right now too❤️🍂🍁 Beautiful paintings

[monalialstrom]

🍁🍂🎨 Amazing paintings 😍. I'm also into the autumn vibes and finally the trees are starting to turn into all these lovely orange, yellow and red colors here in South Lapland, Sweden 🍂🌻🌾

[sarahnunns]

🍂🍁They are beautiful calming pictures. Thank you.🍁🍂

[TheAllBlue]

Hi! Thank you for making a tutorial-type video! Your work is amongst the best ones I've seen! You give me so much inspiration! I would love if you could post more of your art creating processes/tutorials❤ please pleaaaase! ❤❤❤❤

[TritopusJournal]

Such gorgeous paintings Tiina!! Loved it

[dietistlinn]

I love your tutorials! I’ve tried a couple of them and appreciate them so much - beautiful motives, easy to follow and I always learn something new. Thank you so much for sharing these, I can only imagine how much time it must take to record, prepare and edit! 🍂

[pialabsis]

I think you managed to make the painting look better then the references photo.

[theruralgroomth]

Again, I truly enjoyed your video to the very end. You seized Autumn's embrace as it welcomes us into its radiant and prismatic love! Thank You!

[brittamai]

🍁🍂 Lovely, Tiina! I am in the mood too and hoping, to find the time for painting one of these. 🍂🍁

[Kfkovach]

🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁 Thank you so much for sharing this. They are beautiful!

[cyndimichener]

Just mesmerizing to watch you paint! I am off to try this one myself 🍁