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In this video, I’m sharing the full process of painting this warm desert landscape with cacti, glowing light and soft distant mountains.

You will see how the sketch develops naturally from the first lines and transparent washes to richer colors, textured plants and final liner details. No voiceover, no interruptions — just a calm real-time watercolor sketching process.

✨This format allows you to focus on the atmosphere, color transitions and rhythm of the painting.

Watch how layers build depth, how loose strokes create natural textures and how warm and cool tones work together to bring the landscape to life.

You can draw along at your own pace, pause whenever you need or simply enjoy the relaxing flow of watercolor sketching.

🌿A peaceful and inspiring sketching session filled with warm desert colors and light.

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Happy painting!❤️

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Suzanne

So beautiful!

Beverly

Live in the desert so I love this one. where do you get most of your reference photos from ? Like the way you change them to make your own sketch and enjoyed learning about that yesterday in the landscape course. Thanks

DREAM & DRAW SKETCHING CLUB

Thank you!😊 I honestly don’t remember where I found this particular reference🥲 I usually download images that inspire me and then come back to them much later, sometimes even a year or more afterward. A few years ago I started building a collection of references from sites like Pexels and Unsplash, and over time it has grown quite large. I also often combine several references into one scene. For example, I might love the mountains in one photo and the river in another, then bring those elements together in a new composition. Sometimes I use my own photos as well and combine them with other references or ideas. And I’m so glad you enjoyed that part of the landscape course😊

Carol

I am kind of at a loss without some info about the colors.....did I miss something?

Angelina

This was alot of fun to draw and to paint,loved the outcome x