Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
In this video, I share how I use a palette knife to create textured and realistic rocks. I also share where and how I went wrong with this painting when it comes to colors. Sometimes, it's important to simply embrace the ugly side of art and share it anyway. I hope you enjoy this wet into wet moody forest landscape and take away some fun techniques for your own paintings.
🌲 Want to paint misty evergreen forests?
Learn my techniques in my mini watercolor course → jackiepeacock.com/courses
Misty Forest Painting: Techniques for Creating Atmosphere and Depth
This mini watercolor course is for artists drawn to moody landscapes and evergreen forests who want to create depth, softness, and atmosphere with intention.
You’ll learn essential watercolor techniques used throughout a misty forest painting—including creating mist, building layered forests, shaping evergreen trees, and my signature spray bottle technique that transforms your trees. Then, follow along with a complete start-to-finish demonstration as everything comes together in one cohesive forest moodscape.
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MATERIALS USED
Arches Cold Press Watercolor Paper Block: amzn.to/3SaB0WQ
Princeton Velvetouch Long Round size 2: amzn.to/3sJNpYJ
Princeton Aqua Elite Long Round size 12: amzn.to/42527Y5
Extra materials I tend to use in my paintings:
Natural Synthetic Sea Sponges for Artists: amzn.to/3sRCnRp
Paper Towel or Microfiber Cloth
Board for paper: amzn.to/3PlcfGi
Painters Tape: amzn.to/45L3Gvj
Heat Tool by WOW!: amzn.to/488U2UP
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Jackie
In this video, I share how I use a palette knife to create textured and realistic rocks. I also share where and how I went wrong with this painting when it comes to colors. Sometimes, it's important to simply embrace the ugly side of art and share it anyway. I hope you enjoy this wet into wet moody forest landscape and take away some fun techniques for your own paintings.
🌲 Want to paint misty evergreen forests?
Learn my techniques in my mini watercolor course → jackiepeacock.com/courses
Misty Forest Painting: Techniques for Creating Atmosphere and Depth
This mini watercolor course is for artists drawn to moody landscapes and evergreen forests who want to create depth, softness, and atmosphere with intention.
You’ll learn essential watercolor techniques used throughout a misty forest painting—including creating mist, building layered forests, shaping evergreen trees, and my signature spray bottle technique that transforms your trees. Then, follow along with a complete start-to-finish demonstration as everything comes together in one cohesive forest moodscape.
SIGN UP FOR MY NEWSLETTER: jackiepeacock.com
FOLLOW ME
Facebook facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555167166420
Pinterest pinterest.com/jackiepeacockart
Instagram instagram.com/jackiepeacockart
BINGE LANDSCAPES: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaX_2xtBQ4xzmDwcMJbRH__1DtfBKgh1p&si=xeSa8ZhCAC7hYlvs
MATERIALS USED
Arches Cold Press Watercolor Paper Block: amzn.to/3SaB0WQ
Princeton Velvetouch Long Round size 2: amzn.to/3sJNpYJ
Princeton Aqua Elite Long Round size 12: amzn.to/42527Y5
Extra materials I tend to use in my paintings:
Natural Synthetic Sea Sponges for Artists: amzn.to/3sRCnRp
Paper Towel or Microfiber Cloth
Board for paper: amzn.to/3PlcfGi
Painters Tape: amzn.to/45L3Gvj
Heat Tool by WOW!: amzn.to/488U2UP
*Disclaimer: This video and/or video description contain affiliate links. If you decide to click on any of these links and purchase an item, I'll receive a small commission at no cost to you.
Thank you so much for supporting me and my channel.
Jackie
