To convey the sense of movement: Utilize brush strokes that follow the direction of the water flow. Vary the thickness and consistency of your paint to mimic the changing texture of water. Experiment with techniques like splattering, glazing, and scraping to simulate the energy of water in motion.

First, you start by identifying the type of water body that you’re painting. Different water bodies need to be approached differently. Next, you paint the water body by maintaining a fixed source of light, and using the right shades. Finally, you add depth to your painting by using darker shades. And there you go! Your painting is ready.