Before starting, stick 4 pieces of masking tape down to protect the white edges of the paper during the production.

Then using the graphite pencil, trace the outlines of the drawing.

Take a porcelain or glass container to make it easier to mix the watercolor colours with each other and the water.

To create a slightly pinkish purple, add a hint of blue to the red. For bright orange trees, add a hint of yellow.

Paint the details as in the illustration.

You can paint over the masking fluid, the lacquer protects against colour.

Using the green paint tubes apply the shade to paint the ground and the grasses.

For a natural colour, mix a little ocher with the green paint,

Use a blue mixed with a little black, dilute everything with water to paint the stripes of the ring and the body of the main mushroom. Alternating paint, paint the stripes of the hat of the small mushroom. Let it dry well.

Using your fingers, rub the masking fluid to loosen the plastic film, and let the details appear white.

Use coloured pencils to identify and accentuate the details of the painting.

Using the blue pencil, apply a slight gradient in the background to enhance the sky. Press harder on the coloured pencil when colouring the angles.

Remove the masking tape to reveal the contours of the drawing, and thus reveal the final painting.