Due to a 60 hour work week, I have been a "weekend" painter for 20 years. Wildlife is really my passion. I find your videos sooooo refreshingly HELPFUL and I intend on using your techniques in my own paintings whenever I get to them, lol! Thank you for your generous time and for sharing your gift.
You probably dont give a shit but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid lost my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
Excellent tutorial as usual from Daniel Wilson. The color principles outlined here are not only applicable to the painting of white fur, but they can also successfully be applied to the painting of: snowy landscapes; white clouds; white sandy beaches; white clothes and pretty much anything white. I am little surprised that the buff titanium that was on the artist's palette was not used (Titanium White Buff - PW6:1) Buff titanium is an incredibly useful color in that it helps to stear one away from the temptation to use pure white.
Thank you so much. I have been searching for many videos trying to find the one can fit my need. This videos is perfect for me. I haven't paint too many dogs or furs in my life time but with the help of this video I know it will be a success. Thank you again for such young and talented artist.
Thank you for your detailed demos. I could watch these over and over again. When you are painting from a reference photo, as you did for this dog, it would be helpful to have the reference next to you work as you are painting, so we could all see it evolve. I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching every video you have created!
Thanks so much for doing this. I recently painted my first white tiger eyes and nose area. Trying to vary the white and get it lighter each time was a challenge. You have explained and demoed this so well that I can't wait to try it again. You and your videos are such a blessing. Thanks for your inspiration and guidance. 😻
Superb tutorial, thank you so much! Btw, once you put down the tape, hit it with a thin layer of matte medium, let it dry then paint. This will give you 99.9% clean lines, but I use yellow frog tape with same method.
I think this is the 4th time I am watching this video. Very helpful! Do you think you could make short videos on how to paint dog’s eyes and nose? You explain things beautifully and is so helpful!
Your videos have been very helpful in learning animal portraiture and I thank you for your generosity. Could you please provide the name of the app for capturing colors as you do in this video? I use a MacBook and iPhone.
Thank you so much for nice tutorial sharing. It’s so good. I have very hard time with fur. I tried lots of time. It’s does not come out the way I want. Could please have basic fur tutorial. Thank you. I will practice this tutorial
Hi Daniel, I am struggling to get my hands on the “ sword liner or dyer brush” you are using to create the long fine and curly hair, whiskers etc. I am from South Africa. I will be in the U.K from July till September. Maybe you can help me by guiding me to a supplier. Awesome channel and phenomenal artist. Regards Niel
This isn't the exact model that I use but something like this would work well amzn.to/3MHbMMl or something like these amzn.to/3Czay0Y The exact model I use is the pro arte sword liner which you could order whilst you are in the UK amzn.to/3CxdI5e
Thank you this was very helpful! Well done, I like your style a lot. I have one question if you don’t mind? The last skinny brush, I didn’t catch the name of it. Would you share it with me please. Thank you again that was just lovely
Me gustaría ver cómo pintar gato blanco si usa los mismos colores y si puede dejar en cajita información los colores que usa muchas gracias de argentina un abrazo❤
I'm trying to learn how to use acrylics, gotta be honest I struggle with blending due to the drying time, should the paint be watered down? Then it looks patchy. Should it be thick and wet the brush which can also drag and go patchy, I did a flower and man oh man it looks so frustratingly amateur. I usually use coloured pencils, graphite, or water colour to create and do pretty well with those but I'm trying to step out of my comfort zone but not winning!
I water them down and use lots of layers to build up solid colours. Otherwise it may be the paints that you are using don’t have much pigment in them which can make them look thin and patchy
Great video, I was wondering if it looks opaque in real life or does it have this transparent feel to it? I can't really tell, it looks good on the screen though. I paint only with oils.
This video has taken out the mystery of painting fur. As a new painter it was a godsend. Thank you so much.
So glad it has helped you! And I hope you find my other videos just as helpful!
Your videos are SO helpful!! And the initial images showing color swatches from color picker tool is top notch. Thank you!!
Due to a 60 hour work week, I have been a "weekend" painter for 20 years. Wildlife is really my passion. I find your videos sooooo refreshingly HELPFUL and I intend on using your techniques in my own paintings whenever I get to them, lol! Thank you for your generous time and for sharing your gift.
You probably dont give a shit but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid lost my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
I'm the same
I never imagined that painting white fur started out with such a dark background! It looks amazing!
Excellent tutorial as usual from Daniel Wilson. The color principles outlined here are not only applicable to the painting of white fur, but they can also successfully be applied to the painting of: snowy landscapes; white clouds; white sandy beaches; white clothes and pretty much anything white. I am little surprised that the buff titanium that was on the artist's palette was not used (Titanium White Buff - PW6:1) Buff titanium is an incredibly useful color in that it helps to stear one away from the temptation to use pure white.
This is by far the best tutorial for fur painting! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow, thank you!
Just going to paint my sheepdog and found ur video. That was amazing, looks exactly like his fur. Thank you.❤
Thank you so much. I have been searching for many videos trying to find the one can fit my need. This videos is perfect for me. I haven't paint too many dogs or furs in my life time but with the help of this video I know it will be a success. Thank you again for such young and talented artist.
I’m struggling with hair and this video really provides useful guidance. You are wonderfully down-to-earth and to-the-point. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your detailed demos. I could watch these over and over again. When you are painting from a reference photo, as you did for this dog, it would be helpful to have the reference next to you work as you are painting, so we could all see it evolve.
I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching every video you have created!
I needed this! Exactly what I was looking for. Almost looks like a photograph.
I’ve learned so much from you. Thank you! You’re excellent !
Awesome teaching. I’ve been doing it so wrong and I learned so much from you. Can’t wait to try your technique now. Thank you!
STUNNING and so exciting to watch it come to life!!!
Brilliant! So informative thank you. This will help me to develop my skills
A super tutorial, offering great tips, all of which are easy to understand and follow. THANK YOU!!!
I have a Malrese, and this is the way she has her hair. Beautiful done!
Lovely, thank you. This should help my attempts to paint a cat!
Amazinggggggg. Thanks so much for taking a complicated subject and making it seem doable.
Thank you for sharing this. Great work 👍
Brilliant! I kept getting lost in the strands, so very lively
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks so much for doing this. I recently painted my first white tiger eyes and nose area. Trying to vary the white and get it lighter each time was a challenge. You have explained and demoed this so well that I can't wait to try it again. You and your videos are such a blessing. Thanks for your inspiration and guidance. 😻
Absolutely stunning! Thank you for your videos
Superb tutorial, thank you so much! Btw, once you put down the tape, hit it with a thin layer of matte medium, let it dry then paint. This will give you 99.9% clean lines, but I use yellow frog tape with same method.
Thank you so much for your help it's so useful ❤️
Absolutely fascinating. I'm a watercolour artist so this is quite different to our approach to white fur. Really enjoyed watching though. Thanks!
absolute the BEST WHITE FUR tutorial EVER!!!!!!!! Thanks from Niagara Falls Canada
Thank you very much and thanks for watching!
Love it! Thank you! I learned a lot.
Thank You for sharing. Embarking on painting my two doggies and this has been exceedingly helpful.
Wow... Thats real fur.. I always have difficulty with white dogs but I can see where I'm going wrong now... Thank you..
Great tutorial. I’ve watched a bunch of people now and you are easily the best. Thank you.
Thank you so much! glad you’re finding my videos helpful
Absolutely amazing!
I can see your lot of hard work is behind this video.. Leart new things and will apply..
Wow incredibly helpful video. Can't wait to practice it 🙌 Thankyou so much 😊
Glad it was helpful!
This was so helpful! Thank you for sharing 🙂
Beautiful !
Wow, so inspirational. Thanks for all the advice and demonstration. Great! XXB
Very good lesson thank u 🙏 😀🎨🙌👏🙌👏
I think this is the 4th time I am watching this video. Very helpful! Do you think you could make short videos on how to paint dog’s eyes and nose? You explain things beautifully and is so helpful!
Great suggestion! I'll try and put something together
Thank you for not doing a video that is ALL sped up :). This is great.
Great job
yesterday i did leopard drawing with your inspiration ❤❤❤❤ love from india
Wow! You paint fur amazing!
This helped me out so much you don't even know!! Thank you for making this video!!
So glad it helped! Thanks 😁
Fantastic tutorial!Thankyou!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
So helpful ! Like it ! Can you write the mix colors you use in the video ? Thanks for sharing your tips 😊 by the way I love your work
Brilliant thanQ......a short well put to gather tutorial.....learned a lot....subscribed also.
Thank you glad you found it helpful and thank you for your support!
Waw amazing how it came to life .Thank you
Genius
Very helpful, nice produced video!
Thank you 😁
Incredible - and excellent teaching!
Glad you think so!
Excellent video! Thank you!
Brilliant!
This is the best video on white fur I've seen on TH-cam. Can you do the same with oil ? There is so much paint, Will it ever dry ? Thanks.
Excellent
Thank you. This is so useful. But which brushes do you use? All my brushes paint to smooth and don't produce a natural hair structure (the fine lines)
Thanks for teaching. I was doing it wrong for white Fur. Should I paint it over and redo it again. What media you using with acrylic paint?
Amazing 👏, superb 🤗💐 xxx
Any plans to do full animal realtime videos on a platform like Patreon, or on downloadable videos?
Very well explained thank u 👍
Loved this! Thank you👍
You are so welcome!
Your videos have been very helpful in learning animal portraiture and I thank you for your generosity. Could you please provide the name of the app for capturing colors as you do in this video? I use a MacBook and iPhone.
Thank you! I used my IPad and the procreate app
Thanks a lot , Can you also put a video of fur with Acrylics ..
I have loads of acrylic fur and oil fur videos available on my channel 😀
Bravo c'est magique
How do you do glazing when using oil paints? Do you still follow the lean to fat rule? Does this tutorial work with oil paint?
Can you use this method when painting a white horse?👍x
can you paint white fur in water colour ?
Hola trabaja húmedo sobre húmedo o deja secar las capas?❤
Thank you so much for nice tutorial sharing. It’s so good. I have very hard time with fur. I tried lots of time. It’s does not come out the way I want. Could please have basic fur tutorial. Thank you. I will practice this tutorial
No problem. I do have another that is just a basic fur tutorial here’s the link if you want to watch that too th-cam.com/video/Y_ZUH-C2Bl0/w-d-xo.html
Hi Daniel, I am struggling to get my hands on the “ sword liner or dyer brush” you are using to create the long fine and curly hair, whiskers etc. I am from South Africa. I will be in the U.K from July till September. Maybe you can help me by guiding me to a supplier. Awesome channel and phenomenal artist. Regards Niel
This isn't the exact model that I use but something like this would work well amzn.to/3MHbMMl
or something like these amzn.to/3Czay0Y
The exact model I use is the pro arte sword liner which you could order whilst you are in the UK amzn.to/3CxdI5e
Thank you for sharing your talents! This is a wonderful tutorial! What type of hair are the brushes? Synthetic, natural, bristle etc?
I’m pretty sure they are all synthetic
@@StudioWildlife Thank you.
Thank you this was very helpful! Well done, I like your style a lot. I have one question if you don’t mind? The last skinny brush, I didn’t catch the name of it. Would you share it with me please. Thank you again that was just lovely
Thank you glad the video is helpful! The last one I believe is the dagger brush or sword liner, the one I use is from pro arte
Thank you sir I appreciate it! Bless you for providing such great information for a new artists
I need a tutorial for the paint program
Hola que tonos usas para pelaje? Soy de argentina si me puedes traducir colores❤
Me gustaría ver cómo pintar gato blanco si usa los mismos colores y si puede dejar en cajita información los colores que usa muchas gracias de argentina un abrazo❤
👍💯👏👏👏
I have problem on painting the fine line on fur
I wish the video had the medium in the title or description :(
This technique will work for acrylics or oil paints 😁
I'm trying to learn how to use acrylics, gotta be honest I struggle with blending due to the drying time, should the paint be watered down? Then it looks patchy. Should it be thick and wet the brush which can also drag and go patchy, I did a flower and man oh man it looks so frustratingly amateur. I usually use coloured pencils, graphite, or water colour to create and do pretty well with those but I'm trying to step out of my comfort zone but not winning!
I water them down and use lots of layers to build up solid colours. Otherwise it may be the paints that you are using don’t have much pigment in them which can make them look thin and patchy
Excellent, it would of been nice if you included fleas in the fur.
Can you tell me what the second to last brush you use is called ?
The long one for the details is a dagger brush, sometimes called a sword liner. The rest were just round brushes
what apps are you using?
just procreate on my Ipad, but photoshop works, or microsoft paint or even powerpoint for some basic editing of the photos
Great video, I was wondering if it looks opaque in real life or does it have this transparent feel to it?
I can't really tell, it looks good on the screen though.
I paint only with oils.
It looks solid and opaque in real life when it’s finished 😁