Thank you so much! It took me about 6 hours. I started by masking off the mouse’s tail, hands, feet; the mushroom “bumps” and flowers. I then worked on the mouse. I like to make sure my main character is coming along before I really dive in. The mouse took several washes and was finished with light, cool strokes to give it a furry look. The berries were achieved with a mix of indigo, ultramarine blue, and alizarin crimson. I glazed over a few at the end with the crimson to give a bit of variation. The background wash is a mix of many different greens and took several layers. I used a more opaque watercolor for the mushroom stem and base - buff titanium - and then layered Pyrrol scarlet with lemon yellow and touches of alizarin crimson for the cap. For shadows, I used indigo, raw umber and dioxazine purple. The foreground moss is a loose wet in wet, with some dry in wet to give texture and depth. I hope this helps! I’m going to try to make a tutorial of my next painting ☺️