How To Paint A Horse Portrait | Realistic Portrait Painting Techniques in Oils

In this short video, I break down the process of how I paint a realistic horse portrait in oils. I painted this on a small 9"x12" canvas panel toned with a burnt sienna wash. See below for the list of the materials:
Winsor & Newton paints:
www.winsornewt...
Rosemary & Co. filbert brush:
www.rosemaryan...
Rosemary & Co. ivory dagger brush:
www.rosemaryan...
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[@Frostfern94]

This is amazing! Im 20, love your art and found myself coming back to this tutorial when working on a horse commission (in acrylics) because it helped me with some things I didn’t know.

[@violetapop8778]

Amazing,wonderful!❤❤❤

[@sherrysusan]

What a sweet video, love your humor too, big fan of Rosemary brushes, need some daggers ...

[@bridgethegap6873]

wow, thanks
i really love ur videos!
very well done & efficient
i would love to see slower & more step by step not skipping any as u obv do how to paint the light & shadows…how to know where they go

[@jennifernewmanart]

Your art is absolutely incredible , I thoroughly enjoyed this video, I am a watercolour and acrylic artist but I love the depth you achieve with oil , it was mezmerising to watch this 😊

[@magdablanchaert]

Thank you for the tips! Beautifull work 👌🎨

[@elizabethbradley3154]

Great video 👍 I'll be looking forward to the next!!!!!

[@fawziasocial]

💟💌رسم رائع وجميل استمر وفقك الله أنا أتابعك من السعودية👍

[@sihamhabbani3542]

Bravo

[@yasiryousaf763]

Good

[@tessasisson8746]

Sorry but this isn't anatomically correct - the eyes and nostrils do not align and the ears do not appear to come from the head.