@@cassydraws I'm thrilled really. I have been attempting dog portraits but can't seem to put it all together correctly. You have a great teaching style and many videos I can learn from. :)
I hope google translate does this correctly: Muchas gracias por las palabras amables. ¡Me alegro mucho de que te guste mi trabajo! Agradezco el apoyo! :)
Thank-you so much! I do have a few pet portrait videos available on my channel, (I believe I have a section dedicated to just house pets!) as well as videos on my Patreon! ♥ I hope this helps.
@@cassydraws they are fine. I wish I can show here. Currently following Angela Anderson and her tutorials. Do you have any Facebook or instagram group page??
Giiirl, I've got fibromyalgia as well as lupus, Raynaud's, Sjogren's, hypothyroidism... and the list goes on. I FEEEL ya!! I do hope you take magnesium and tumeric supplements! If not, they really help with fibromyalgia! 🤗🤗🤗
Hi there! I'm sorry that you have to experience the struggle that is chronic illness. I hope it has been manageable and kind to you lately. ♥ I do take magnesium and find it super helpful - but have been looking into adding turmeric too! :) Thank-you so much for the recommendation! ♥
I am so happy to hear that Beth! Thank-you for watching and enjoying them. :) I use a Molotow Acrylic Pump Marker, in Fine White! They are linked in my descriptions, as well as on my website too. I hope this helps - they're a game changer!
Hi. I'm trying to achieve this brown/red color of the fur with acrylic paint. Could you give me a tip what color are you using here? I was trying to mix brown and yellow and it didn't look right :( thx a lot. Really great work. I have learnt a lot.
Hi there! Of course, happy to help. :) There are multiple browns used throughout so I was always adjusting the colour slightly, but in order to achieve the reddish brown I would mix burnt umber, burnt sienna, and yellow/white together to give a good base. Once it has dried, I would glaze burnt sienna in over top as is, to add more red tone to the selected area. I find sienna to be a very translucent colour that doesn’t apply well on its own, but works better as a glaze. You can always start with a white base, and add in the red colour on top as well as an alternative method. I hope this helps. :)
I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge- good video. Just a suggestion. I would find it helpful if you paused to show the brushes you are talking about and if you are talking about a brush stroke technique, if you would slow the video speed down to demo it once or twice as you are talking about it before you resume the time lapse. I’m an acrylic painter and am always wanting to learn more and improve my own practice.
Thank-you so much for the kind words and feedback! ♥ I definitely appreciate you taking the time to do so, and will be sure to implement this in the future! Thank-you so much! :)
Hi there! :) 99% of my portraits or paintings I will use the grid method. I find it to be the most helpful, and accurate when creating larger pieces! I took my reference, made a grid, and sketched it from there! I hope this helps! ♥
I’m really glad to hear you enjoyed it. Thank-you for your feedback! I try to keep the videos at a certain length, as a lot of people get bored and tune out - but I will definitely keep this noted! Thank-you! 💙
Hi there! I use a Molotow Acrylic Pump Marker in Fine Point White. (You can find all of my supplies in the description box, or on my website - cassydraws.com ! Hope this helps!)
This dog was painted as a commission for a customer of mine. Unfortunately it was from their own personal photographs that I painted from, and not a public downloadable reference. I apologize for the inconvenience! :(
Thank-you so much! Glad you like it! I typically use: Titanium white, Mars black, burnt sienna, burnt umber, cadmium yellow, cadmium red, and thalo blue for most of my paintings. I hope this helps. :)
Thank-you so much for joining us! :) I have art lesson information available on my website: cassydraws.com if you'd like to check it out! I offer an online beginner acrylic course via Etchr, and also have my own tutorials on Patreon! More information can be found under the "Art Lessons" tab on my website! I hope this helps. ♥
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I just found your channel and i love it!, I've been wanting to learn how to paint dogs/fur and your videos really help
Welcome to our cozy little slice of UA-cam! 🤍 That makes me so happy. Thank-you!
I'm so glad and so grateful to find you and the painting of dogs, who I love more than people!
Thank-you so much for the kind words! :) I just adore dogs too! ♥
Cassy, beautiful, beautiful work! Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
Thank-YOU for watching. Cheers! ♥
Absolutely amazing work
Thank-you so much! ♥
Wow, you answered so many questions I had about painting fur. Love this painting. Thank you Cassy!
I am so glad to hear that! Thank-you for taking the time to leave such lovely feedback. ♥ Cheers!
Thanks! A beautiful portrait and very helpful
Thank-you so much! I'm so glad you think so! :)
Thank you for sharing your skills. Brilliant painting demo. Look forward to seeing more of your paintings. 😍😍
Thank-you so much Paul! I really appreciate the kind words, feedback and support! :)
Thank you Cassy. Great video and beautiful result.
Thank-you Elaine! I’m so glad you like it. Thank-you for your support!
this is a very cool looking dog very well explained
Thank-you Bonsu! 🤍🙏🏻 I appreciate it as always!
Wow Cassy awesome job!!
Thank-you so much Leann! :) I appreciate that!
So glad to have found you. I hope to get better at dog portraits.
Thank-you so much for the kind words! Happy to have you here in our UA-cam Family. :)
@@cassydraws I'm thrilled really. I have been attempting dog portraits but can't seem to put it all together correctly. You have a great teaching style and many videos I can learn from. :)
great tutorial and reminders to be patience! :)
Thank-you so much! ♥
Me gusto tu trabajo ,muy didactico ,felicitaciones por tu talento
I hope google translate does this correctly: Muchas gracias por las palabras amables. ¡Me alegro mucho de que te guste mi trabajo! Agradezco el apoyo! :)
Amazing😍👍
Thank-you so much! ♥
Very nice painting. You are a very talented artist.
Wow! Thank-you so much. I really appreciate that! ♥
Really nice, love it!
I am so glad! Thank-you! 🤍
Great work. Especially choosing so many differing colors and being wllling to glaze. I have my work cut out for me. But I know how to start.
Thank-you so much! :) I wish you the best of luck with your painting! ♥
I finally painted a dog and personally it came out pretty good, still need practice but still good:)) your videos helped alot
I am so glad to hear they were helpful! :) Thank-you so much for watching, and I wish you the best with your other paintings!
Love this. Do you have tutorials on pet portraits? Thanks
Thank-you so much! I do have a few pet portrait videos available on my channel, (I believe I have a section dedicated to just house pets!) as well as videos on my Patreon! ♥ I hope this helps.
@@cassydraws I will check it out thanks
The way it turned out is really amazing 🤩 🤩👍👍.I am learning landscape art . Hopefully I will be able to good artist like you.
Thank-you so much Gurpreet! Glad you like it. I hope your paintings have been going well! 🙏
@@cassydraws they are fine. I wish I can show here. Currently following Angela Anderson and her tutorials. Do you have any Facebook or instagram group page??
Great video! 💜
Thank-you so much! 🤍
Thank you
You are so welcome!
Giiirl, I've got fibromyalgia as well as lupus, Raynaud's, Sjogren's, hypothyroidism... and the list goes on. I FEEEL ya!! I do hope you take magnesium and tumeric supplements! If not, they really help with fibromyalgia! 🤗🤗🤗
Hi there! I'm sorry that you have to experience the struggle that is chronic illness. I hope it has been manageable and kind to you lately. ♥ I do take magnesium and find it super helpful - but have been looking into adding turmeric too! :) Thank-you so much for the recommendation! ♥
Thank you for your videos! They are so helpful. I do have a question. What product did you use to add in the whiskers at the end? Thanks!
I am so happy to hear that Beth! Thank-you for watching and enjoying them. :) I use a Molotow Acrylic Pump Marker, in Fine White! They are linked in my descriptions, as well as on my website too. I hope this helps - they're a game changer!
Hi. I'm trying to achieve this brown/red color of the fur with acrylic paint. Could you give me a tip what color are you using here? I was trying to mix brown and yellow and it didn't look right :( thx a lot. Really great work. I have learnt a lot.
Hi there! Of course, happy to help. :) There are multiple browns used throughout so I was always adjusting the colour slightly, but in order to achieve the reddish brown I would mix burnt umber, burnt sienna, and yellow/white together to give a good base. Once it has dried, I would glaze burnt sienna in over top as is, to add more red tone to the selected area. I find sienna to be a very translucent colour that doesn’t apply well on its own, but works better as a glaze. You can always start with a white base, and add in the red colour on top as well as an alternative method. I hope this helps. :)
I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge- good video. Just a suggestion. I would find it helpful if you paused to show the brushes you are talking about and if you are talking about a brush stroke technique, if you would slow the video speed down to demo it once or twice as you are talking about it before you resume the time lapse. I’m an acrylic painter and am always wanting to learn more and improve my own practice.
Thank-you so much for the kind words and feedback! ♥ I definitely appreciate you taking the time to do so, and will be sure to implement this in the future! Thank-you so much! :)
Are you willing to share how you got your sketch?
Hi there! :) 99% of my portraits or paintings I will use the grid method. I find it to be the most helpful, and accurate when creating larger pieces! I took my reference, made a grid, and sketched it from there! I hope this helps! ♥
What a great demo. I wish you had gone a little slower at the end, but thank you for sharing! I learned a lot.
I’m really glad to hear you enjoyed it. Thank-you for your feedback! I try to keep the videos at a certain length, as a lot of people get bored and tune out - but I will definitely keep this noted! Thank-you! 💙
Hi what did you use to paint the whiskers please?
Hi there! I use a Molotow Acrylic Pump Marker in Fine Point White. (You can find all of my supplies in the description box, or on my website - cassydraws.com ! Hope this helps!)
Where can we get the picture of the dog to print it! I'm a beginner
This dog was painted as a commission for a customer of mine. Unfortunately it was from their own personal photographs that I painted from, and not a public downloadable reference. I apologize for the inconvenience! :(
Superbe peinture !!! Can you give the name of the colors used please ? Thank you🌸🇫🇷
Thank-you so much! Glad you like it! I typically use: Titanium white, Mars black, burnt sienna, burnt umber, cadmium yellow, cadmium red, and thalo blue for most of my paintings. I hope this helps. :)
@@cassydraws Thank you so much ! It’s very kind of you🌸
Hola hermoso los bigotes con que los haces es un lápiz?
¡Utilicé un marcador acrílico Molotow para hacer el bigote! Espero que esto ayude. :) ¡También espero que el traductor de Google funcione!
Hi, I have subscribed your channel but want to know if you give online classes too
Thank-you so much for joining us! :) I have art lesson information available on my website: cassydraws.com if you'd like to check it out! I offer an online beginner acrylic course via Etchr, and also have my own tutorials on Patreon! More information can be found under the "Art Lessons" tab on my website! I hope this helps. ♥
Awesome job
Thank-you! :) ♥