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You can see where the magic is missing
I'll keep trying. But thanks for this tutorial, it's one of the better landscape ones to follow!
If you mean the hard edges I just used a lasso tool for some of the peaks and a hardbrush for the others.
The sky is just a gradient and everything is layered on top of it. I take note to not paint outside of whatever the object is that I'm painting, like the mountains, I paint the edges and then paint inside those edges, never picking color or painting on the sky behind it. If I have to then I go back to the sky layer and paint it in.
Thanks, I wish you the best.