Aurora Borealis Painting

This video tutorial guides viewers through painting the Aurora Borealis, focusing on the sky, mountains, and Northern Lights. It begins with sketching mountain outlines, then moves to layering colors for the sky using a flat brush. The tutorial continues with painting the mountain base and details using a round brush. Finally, it demonstrates creating the Northern Lights effect with an angle brush, emphasizing blending techniques and light effects. The session concludes with a preview of the next painting tutorial.

What is the first step in painting the Aurora Borealis?

• Mixing colors on the palette

• Painting the sky

• Sketching the mountain outlines

• Outlining the snow part

Which brush is recommended for painting the sky?

• Tapping brush

• Angle brush

• Small size round brush

• A38M flat brush

What color combination is used for the third layer of the sky?

• Brown, yellow, and orange

• Light green, yellow, and white

• Yellow and white

• Prussian blue and black

How should the snow part be outlined from the rock part?

• By mixing white and yellow

• Using a large flat brush

• Using a tapping brush technique

• With a small size round brush and black color

What technique is used to create stars in the sky?

• Stippling technique

• Tapping brush technique

• Layering technique

• Blending technique

Which brush is used for painting the Northern Lights?

• Small size round brush

• Tapping brush

• A38M flat brush

• Angle brush

What is the final step in completing the painting?

• Adding more stars

• Mixing colors for the Northern Lights

• Outlining the mountain

• Blending the sky layers