Painting Wet Sand Reflections in Watercolour | Moonset at the Beach | Loose Expressive Landscape 

Let's paint a full moon beach scene - this was inspired by one of my trips to Byron Bay, NSW, Australia. Belongil Beach is a beautiful place to be at any time of the day. But there is some special kind of magic in the sky when the full moon is setting above the hinterland just as the sun is about to rise from behind the easternmost point of the Australian mainland - Cape Byron.
In this watercolour scene, I am creating the twilight sky and the reflections of it on the wet sand at the beach.
Materials used:
PAPER:
Baohong Academy 100% cotton 300gsm cold press paper, 23x31 cm (9 x 12 in)
PAINTS:
Cerulean Blue Chromium (Daniel Smith)
French Ultramarine (Winsor&Newton)
Quinacridone Sienna (Daniel Smith)
Buff Titanium (Daniel Smith)
Burnt Umber (Daniel Smith)
Carbazole Violet (Daniel Smith)
Perylene Green (Daniel Smith)
White Gouache (Winsor&Newton)
BRUSHES:
Da Vinci Casaneo Long Mop Series 490 Size 2
NEEF Thomas W Schaller Mop Size 3/0
Princeton Select Script Liner Size 1
NEEF Master's Point Size 10/0
Escoda Versatil Round Size 0
Panart Global 1102 Round Size 0
OTHER MATERIALS:
Ceramic mixing palette (www.etsy.com/au/shop/thehaven...)
MEEDEN 33 Well Palette
Hand towel or dishwashing sponge (to dab the brush on to remove excess water)
Spray Water Bottle
Tissues
Pencil
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