Because skies are a major source of light, they should generally be painted lighter than they appear.
When painting in watercolor, a wash of very light, cool, color is often enough to convey the feeling of a blue sky. Any small form that is seen against a bright sky should also be painted or drawn lighter than it appears.
You see this effect a lot in ph…
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