Ink and Watercolour Landscape Sketching for Beginners - Just THREE steps - Follow Along 

This is an ink and watercolour landscape sketch, in a sketching for beginners tutorial! In just THREE STEPS, today, by popular request, I'm going to 'urban sketch' some nature to produce an ink and watercolour landscape!
That is, I'm using the ink and watercolour techniques I normally use when sketching urban scenes, and applying them to something absolutely NOT urban.
These sketching techniques are so versatile, that in our normal three steps we can still create a a superb natural landscape - despite it having no buildings or urban elements at all.
No, in fact, we're about as far from an urban sketch as we can be.
But still, if urban sketching is sketching your surroundings, then you can certainly say that you urban sketch anywhere - so lets think about how to urban sketch nature using ink and watercolours to produce a lovely landscape.
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00:00 Introduction
01:07 Three Steps
03:50 Thinking in Layers
06:10 Step 2 - Loose Colours
10:32 Step 3 - Refine our shapes
15:51 Comparing to a 'BAD' version