This is something simple I traces on there. It doesn't have to be perfect right now. A pattern isn't even required, but it makes it a lot easier. Don't make your pencil too dark.

From left to right is Titanium White, Cad Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Burnt Sienna, and Ultramarine Blue

Background brush

Fan brush

Small detail brush

Twiggy liner

Spotter brush. It's a small brush for small detail.

On the side I added a few hairs of blue and white. I also added some Liquiglaze to thin it.

Then added highlight on the left side of the rock.when your satisfied, clean ur brush.

For this step, I took some of my mountain color, then I just added little bits of every color to get a greenish color

At this point my iPhone wouldn't take video anymore :*( . I'm just pulling down the color. It needs to be darker in the front and lighter in the back. I used the fan brush.

Once you have your color blocked in, wipe your brush off on a paper towel or what ever you use.

I mixed the blue and burnt sienna to get a dark color. Load the paint on the top of the brush and using flicking down motions.

Use the corner of the fan brush, not the whole thing or u will get smiles faces all over. Smiley faces are good, but not in the grass. Keep them on Facebook! ;)

Once your pretty well satisfied, clean ur brush.

I did burnt sienna and white and a touch of blue until I got a color I liked.

Now I'm just blocking in color :)

Add small highlights and get the color u want.

I chose a darker color for the older deer.

I spend a good 10 minutes on this back leg to look how I wanted it. I ended up having to turn my painting to I could get the angle I wanted.

Now I'm going back to do touch ups and detail on the little deer

I darkened him a little and added white to his ears. Now to ad spots with the spotter!

I put in the horns with the deer color and white. I used the twiggy liner and thinned the paint to about like ink. I also put on little bits of lighter color so it isn't the same all over.

Burnt umber and blue and lots of thinner to do the trees.

Hold the brush back here.

I'm going to let this dry, then add the Bird and work on the bark of the tree. I have another guide that shows you how to save your paint.

I added the bird.

Added highlights on the bark to make it look round. I just used my twiggy liner with white and yellow ochre. Make the paint like ink. Just use short little strokes for the bark.

I'm satisfied with it! Don't forget your signature! :) I would use colors that have good contrast and that are already in your painting. I just use white. Grab your twiggy liner and thin your white.

The finished product! :)