Welcome to this techniques video, where we will dive into the Hudson River Technique, showing a method used by artists to create a realistic and impactful sky. This technique is inspired by the Hudson River School painters, who have significantly influenced how we look at and paint landscapes.

During this video, we will explain the use of glazing and scumbling techniques over previously painted mountains to produce a realistic effect of overcast or mist from a passing storm. This painting technique for mountains and skies is simplified and highly effective. We hope that this tutorial is informative and helpful.


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