Water is tricky to do with painting. A good thing to remember is that most water isn't blue, it's transparent aside from all the junk inside it. The bottom perspective is heavily skewed to try to see the bottom, but in doing so, there's no clear horizon/vanishing point. I guess what I'm trying to say is that the top part looks in perspective, but the bottom is trying to deceive me. I think by pitching the water at the bottom a little upwards would go a long way.

As for the water itself, use a layer of varying transparent white for the outlines, and then fill in the colors in another layer? I dunno, never tried waterfalls before. :>

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i love how theres a random mist on the right hand side

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