How To Capture a Bigger scene - Part 3

Welcome to Draw Tip Tuesday! 

On my Patreon Page, patrons voted for the next subject on Draw Tip Tuesday. The one that got most votes: Drawing a Bigger Scene.
There are many ways to tackle this, so I decided to do this in three parts. Today's video is the final part.

When you want to capture a bigger scene than for example the mug of coffee in front of you, you might feel overwhelmed by all the information - where to start and how to translate all of it onto your page? 

Today's technique is yet again a way to distract your mind from all the details. We're painting first, quickly, with a limited palette. With that, you have created guiding shapes for your line that you will add next. 

I hope you enjoyed this series of ways to draw a larger scene, and that you'll try it yourself! 

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Materials used in this video:
-Daniel Smith watercolors
-Lamy Safari nib B, filled with Platinum Carbon Ink