HOW TO PAINT A WOLF | My Process for Painting Realistic Fur

Acrylic painting using the Arteza acrylic paint range with some of my tips for painting fur.
Listed below are the colours used in this painting:
Mars Black, Vandyke Brown, Paynes Grey, Grey, Cool Grey, Raw Umber, Burnt Umber, Burnt Sienna, Raw Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Titanium White, Cobalt Blue, Pearl deep brown, Gold, Indian Yellow, Mauve Pale, Phthalo Blue, Bordeaux Red, Mars Brown, Sky Blue, Olive Green, Yellow Green, Viridian Green, Prussian green, Emerald Green and Phthalo Green.
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[@tomlayman8473]

Spectacular art work! This has been very helpful.

[@ahaks7269]

Thank you so much, I've been DYING to know how to approach fur! Amazing wolf!

[@jacquelineleubin5004]

Thank you for the tipp with using a new detailed brush for each new painting!

[@vaneta6937]

Nicely done! I admire your talent, I can’t wait to view more of your work❤

[@cameliacristea6804]

Unique.

[@biancaa408]

Amazing! Thank you so much for sharing! 🙏🏻

[@alicevalentine3106]

Wonderful

[@janetwoodard8467]

I think painting always stand strong when lots of correct light and shadow, this one pops. beautifully done

[@StudioWildlife]

Thank you !

[@food.art.monica]

Wow ❤️🎨❤️🎨❤️🎨❤️🎨 keep on ..I really love your videos ..many thanks

[@kristenbennett8495]

Absolutely beautiful

[@jackal1776]

This is absolutely amazing. I’m just starting a wolf painting and this, I hope, will help me along!

[@StudioWildlife]

Thank you very much! Hope you find it useful

[@jackal1776]

@@StudioWildlife since this is only my fourth ever painting I’m sure I’ll still mess it up. But at least I have some sort of guide lol

[@ingrdidmayo6174]

Thank you ❤️

[@codymontanio8167]

Very helpful

[@paulastout955]

Thank you. I really appreciate your videos, such a help

[@janethorton3139]

Beautiful ❤

[@StudioWildlife]

Thank you Janet

[@debbiecawker9869]

Beautiful painting of the wolf

[@StudioWildlife]

Thank you!

[@albania10]

Incredible very inspiring

[@ingrdidmayo6174]

Beautiful !!

[@mipoko.kovalsky]

😍🥰😍🥰😍

[@christianedijkstra6813]

I love this thank you for the video :)

[@mermaidblues8684]

Amazing!!!

[@JR-dd7sl]

Awesome. That’s a lot of work, painting in so many individual strands. How long did the actual painting take you?

[@scottlondon8382]

i love how you just chuck the shit down haha

[@jameszimmer7882]

Do you only use water to thin out your paint? When I thin out my paint it bubbles weirdly or is too translucent. Beautiful painting!

[@StudioWildlife]

Hi James, yes just water, I would say that you are probably using slightly too much water which causes the bubbling effect. The watered down paint is very translucent for me too. You just have to build up lots and lots of layers or splash out and buy some very highly pigmented paint. I find just building up lots of layers works the best though

[@RGon-fz6lp]

Great job! How often do you wash your brush as you paint?

[@StudioWildlife]

Thanks! Usually when I swap between colours or change to a different sized brush. Because I work using very watered down paint I’m constantly keeping the brush quite clean. I don’t change the water though until the very end when I do the final colour glazes.

[@RGon-fz6lp]

@@StudioWildlife thank you, look forward to your work

[@virginiafiume5751]

Much toooo fast, too fast