**Use the rule of thirds to create a balanced composition. Place the mountain range in the upper or lower third of the canvas, with the sky and clouds occupying the remaining portion.Use diagonal lines to lead the viewer's eye into the painting, such as the slopes of the mountains or the direction of the clouds.Include a focal point, such as a prominent peak or an area of contrasting colors, to draw the viewer's attention and create visual interest.Use the foreground to anchor the composition and provide a sense of scale, with trees, rocks, or other elements that add depth and dimension to the painting.Consider using an asymmetrical composition to create a dynamic and energetic feel, with the mountains and clouds arranged in a way that suggests movement and drama.Colors: Deep blues, purples, and grays for the mountains, with pops of greens for trees and shrubs.Brushstrokes: Bold, sweeping brushstrokes to create a sense of movement and energy, with varying thicknesses to depict the rugged terrain of the mountains and the movement of the clouds overhead.Style: Impressionistic, with loose and expressive brushwork** - Upscaled by <@884111043725520896> (fast)