In Spanish it would be: Pintar un paisaje al óleo. Dibujar un paisaje al óleo. Hacer un paisaje al óleo. If you say "al óleo" you are indicating that you will use oil paints to make, draw, or paint a piece of art.

I'm from Mexico and it will be a great pleasure to help you. Todos los días, excepto los fines de semana, mi despertador suena a las ocho menos veinte. Cuando levantarme (me levanto), voy directa (directo: you are indicating that it is the first thing you do when you get up, it does not have to do if you are a woman) al baño. Ducharme y después vestirme (Me ducho y después visto... (you can omit the second "me" in the same sentence) Luego bajo a la cocina y preparar (preparo or me preparo) el desayuno. Lo que solo (suelo= referring to a repeated action day by day, not referring to the object "floor" ) tomar soy (es= you indicate thing or object) zumo de naranja, tostados (pan tostado= No need to use plural) con mantequilla y leche con cacao (in Mexico we say "chocolate"). Tras esto, subo a la habitación, abro la ventana para ventilar el cuarto y después de unos minutos hago la cama. Cuando termino, voy a lavarme los dientes y (I recommend using more "," and less "y") después maquillarme y peinarme (me maquillo y peino... You can avoid using the second "me") a las ocho y diez salgo de casa para coger el autobús. Beautiful day for you.

Here in Mexico he deals as an informal phrase, that is, for example "To be considered a father you have to be present in the lives of your children"

"Momento" It is a formally requested space of time, it is like saying "Can you give me a moment, please" (Puedes darme un momento por favor). "Momentico" this word is used in some countries like Colombia or Cuba and it is understood as "a smaller space of time or informally". In Mexico we occupy "momentito" and it means the same as "momentico". Informal phrases with "momentito": Espera un momentito por favor. Dame un segundo (segundo o momentito).