Hi all..thanks so much for wtching this video and even moreso if you watched through to the end. If you would like to see the stages prior to this, be sure to visit step 1 and 2 of the same series (Links in description above) and also feel free to add any comments about what tutorials you would like to see in the future as this helps me to create content that the viewers want. Also, please like the video and subscribe if you want to see more tutorials on realistic painting with acrylics.
This video was just for tackling the fur on the forehead wrinkles. Everything that was intended to be included was included. Nothing was accidentally missed off. I do have other tutorials for facial features like eyes and nose.
What a wonderful masterclass in painting fine detail! I have watched all 3 videos and learned so much! Having just completed a picture of a corgi puppy, I really struggled with getting the 'fluffiness' of the fur. I also struggled with getting the tonal colours correctly. The paint I have been using doesn't seem to cover light on dark, I see you use W and N, perhaps I will try those. Anyhoo, thank you so much for sharing your talent, I will try again!
Hi from Canada. Just love your videos. Have done the first video, now trying two. So far so good. Need to practice doing small fur stokes. What size/type of brush do you use for these tiny hairs, and what consistency of paint. I need to do some major practicing on micro strokes before tackling my French bulldog video step three, looks good so far, but want to try a more realistic look. I will never accomplish the spectacular paintings you produce but do want to improve my painting.
I don't have a second camera to do that...or any space to put it. I have a hand held palette too so it doesn't stay in the same place...maybe the situation will change someday but not soon as cameras cost a lot...
Sometimes i have to be careful as the ref photo is not my own. I have started to add them where I can though....this was a very early video where i was still figuring stuff out.
Hi...It all depends on what people commission me to do as the commissions are what pays my bills at the moment so can't just paint whatever without getting paid...
Hi all..thanks so much for wtching this video and even moreso if you watched through to the end. If you would like to see the stages prior to this, be sure to visit step 1 and 2 of the same series (Links in description above) and also feel free to add any comments about what tutorials you would like to see in the future as this helps me to create content that the viewers want. Also, please like the video and subscribe if you want to see more tutorials on realistic painting with acrylics.
thank you for pointing me here!!! this series is going to be great for me!!!
We have the best pig names Ziggy. She’s a star dog!! We just love her. Thanks for this.
You are adorable. Just keep making tutorials and teach us everything. You are a great artist and I love listening to you. Bravo
Thank you...:)
Thank you that has help me a lot, I am watching you from Spain I am from the UK but moved to Spain 18years ago loved watching you work 😃🐕
What an amazing portrait!!!
Thanks Emily..:)
Master class and brilliant. Learnt a great deal with things I struggled with. Thank you. X
Thank you and glad it was helpful for you....:)
Perfeito! Fantástico!!! 👋👋👋👋♥
I wish I could download your accent from the app store. lol I love it. This painting is stunning.
Thank you....I get a lot of comments about my accent for sure...
Seemed to have missed a big bit from end of vid 2 to 3 ,mouth,nose ect,was waiting to see how you were to tackle that but seemed to jump a lot.love it
This video was just for tackling the fur on the forehead wrinkles. Everything that was intended to be included was included. Nothing was accidentally missed off. I do have other tutorials for facial features like eyes and nose.
What a wonderful masterclass in painting fine detail! I have watched all 3 videos and learned so much! Having just completed a picture of a corgi puppy, I really struggled with getting the 'fluffiness' of the fur. I also struggled with getting the tonal colours correctly. The paint I have been using doesn't seem to cover light on dark, I see you use W and N, perhaps I will try those. Anyhoo, thank you so much for sharing your talent, I will try again!
Brilliant!!
Thank you...:)
Hi from Canada. Just love your videos. Have done the first video, now trying two. So far so good. Need to practice doing small fur stokes. What size/type of brush do you use for these tiny hairs, and what consistency of paint. I need to do some major practicing on micro strokes before tackling my French bulldog video step three, looks good so far, but want to try a more realistic look. I will never accomplish the spectacular paintings you produce but do want to improve my painting.
Hi and thank you...I added my list of supplies to the descriptions opf all my vids now....
It's brilliant.. Can you paint strait on the painting the next day or do you have to wet it down ? thanks chaz
You cannot rewet acrylic. Once it is dry, it is dry for good. You can paint straight over the top though...layer it as much as you want.
It would help if we could see how you mix your paint and apply it to the brush as I am just starting to try painting
I don't have a second camera to do that...or any space to put it. I have a hand held palette too so it doesn't stay in the same place...maybe the situation will change someday but not soon as cameras cost a lot...
I love your paintings. Do you have an online course?
Currently I just have what is on this channel.....:)
It would help to see the reference at the same time you are painting, since you did say observation is important
Sometimes i have to be careful as the ref photo is not my own. I have started to add them where I can though....this was a very early video where i was still figuring stuff out.
Thank you for realistic dogs but can you do a labrador for me please xb
Hi...It all depends on what people commission me to do as the commissions are what pays my bills at the moment so can't just paint whatever without getting paid...
How do I subscribe please?
There should be a button to subscribe under the video...