In this quick 3-minute landscape demo, I show you how I approach a simple watercolour scene when time is tight. The focus is on getting a clear read fast: a light sky wash, a mid-ground shape to anchor the composition, and a few darker accents to create depth. Even in a short painting, I’m thinking in big shapes first—then I’ll suggest details rather than chase them. I keep the process calm and practical: start light, reserve your whites, and let the water do some of the work. The key takeaway is value control—if you can separate light, mid, and dark, your landscape will look convincing even with minimal brushstrokes. Treat it like a mini study: it’s not about perfection, it’s about training your eye and building confidence with washes, edges, and a few well-placed marks.