Ms Olson- you are a gifted artist! I just finished watching yourYorkie tutorial and I love your result. We actually halve a amorous who looks like your painting. I want to give it a try- thanks for sharing your talent.
Excellent video! Can't wait to try this one and give a gift card to a Corgi loving friend! Thank you soooooo much for sharing your talents online so that all of us can enjoy them!
That's awesome!! I think this is so funny and great! I was gonna do my corgi from the front, but I may try this point of view!! Love those little Corgi butts!!
when I was little my mother used to draw all kinds of animal butts for my brother, sister and I. It was such a random thing but we thought it was so funny and now this video reminds me of that. We also had a corgi as our family dog for most of my life, her name was snickers and she was gourgeous. I feel like you made this painting for me specifically lol. Thank you for the awesome tutorial. I will absolutely be followng this one!
Thank you so much! I wanted to paint something for my sister and this was perfect! I learned so much too! I wish I could show you how mine turned out :)
Emily, my daughter’s Jack Russell terrier is pregnant by the cutest corgi. This is her second litter from him. They didn’t get her fixed fast enough. The first litter of puppies were so sweet and everyone loves them. She has most of this litter sold. They are called something.... I’m trying to think of the name. Oh Co-Jacks. Lol anyway, I don’t know why but I’m assuming you are a Texas girl. I may have read that or heard you say that? Maybe just assumed it? But, if you are interested in one of these puppies I think I can “pull some strings” lol and save you one? For free of course. The mix of the 2 breeds are suppose to make really good dogs. Love all your videos! I need to stop talking about it and get signed up for your classes! We are suppose to be going out of town for a few weeks hopefully when I get back! Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us all! I’m going to have to paint this!
Love it as usual!Do you find that,that watercolor paper is hard to blend colors into one another?I like that watercolor paper because of the size and it being on a block but find it hard to do a flowing kind of look.I like it for animal watercolors but struggle with flowing flowers.I like the price as well,I dont feel bad wasting the paper if I don't like it.when I don't like the painting on archer's I feel bad because its expensive. Any tips or do you think it just takes time?Thanks for sharing.
I don’t struggle with blending on a block vs a sheet-but I have had to try a lot of papers and use them over and over to get a “feel” for them, discover my preferences, and just really learn how they respond. Sometimes you have to tweak your techniques a little depending on the paper. This does just take time and practice-and it’s definitely a bummer when you paint something on expensive that’s ultimately a failed painting. But if your goal is to truly improve as an artist, you can’t let fear of ruining the paper stop you!
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Painted this one 4 or 5 times already and everyone I give it to loves it.💌
That's awesome!
We had a lovely Pembroke Corgi - Max! this was exactly the view on walkies! thank you! We miss him and his goofy sense of humour - every day!
Aw! Glad this brought back sweet memories!
Ms Olson- you are a gifted artist! I just finished watching yourYorkie tutorial and I love your result. We actually halve a amorous who looks like your painting. I want to give it a try- thanks for sharing your talent.
You are so welcome!
Excellent video! Can't wait to try this one and give a gift card to a Corgi loving friend! Thank you soooooo much for sharing your talents online so that all of us can enjoy them!
My pleasure!
So cute
That's awesome!! I think this is so funny and great! I was gonna do my corgi from the front, but I may try this point of view!! Love those little Corgi butts!!
A Corgi butt you say? Well, you now have a subscriber for life.
🙌🙌🙌
when I was little my mother used to draw all kinds of animal butts for my brother, sister and I. It was such a random thing but we thought it was so funny and now this video reminds me of that. We also had a corgi as our family dog for most of my life, her name was snickers and she was gourgeous. I feel like you made this painting for me specifically lol. Thank you for the awesome tutorial. I will absolutely be followng this one!
What a delightful story! I am so glad you commented!
Awwwww, Corgis are so cute! What an adorable idea for a painting.
I think so too! :)
It’s amazing. Very helpful, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
You are a great artist 💫
adorable!
That is a lovely picture. And I can't wait to give it go. So glad I found your channel.
Hope you enjoy it!
Love it - love Corgis too! I have a long haired dachshunds. I’m drawn to short long dogs 💗
Looks awesome!
멋진 그림입니다. 모델도 환상적입니다 코기는 사랑입니다💕💕💕👍
Enjoyed watching you paint! Very cute and inspiring subject too! Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure!
Thank you so much! I wanted to paint something for my sister and this was perfect! I learned so much too! I wish I could show you how mine turned out :)
You are so welcome! Feel free to tag me @e_olson_art on Instagram--I'd love to see your painting!
I need a black and brown Newfie butt watercolor .. they wiggle like no other dog! Lol. I do want a corgi to.
Cuuute!
U make this look easy. I just painted 4 train wrecks trying to follow
You are so persistent! Way to go! 😊
... I never realized I needed this tutorial until I actually watched it (after going lol wtf at first glance 😆😆😆😆😆)
Hah hah!
Love it Emily. Just wondered if you would typically wet both sides of the paper if you weren't using a block?
Not typically. But when you’re doing LOTS of wet in wet it is helpful!
Emily, my daughter’s Jack Russell terrier is pregnant by the cutest corgi. This is her second litter from him. They didn’t get her fixed fast enough. The first litter of puppies were so sweet and everyone loves them. She has most of this litter sold. They are called something.... I’m trying to think of the name. Oh Co-Jacks. Lol anyway, I don’t know why but I’m assuming you are a Texas girl. I may have read that or heard you say that? Maybe just assumed it? But, if you are interested in one of these puppies I think I can “pull some strings” lol and save you one? For free of course. The mix of the 2 breeds are suppose to make really good dogs. Love all your videos! I need to stop talking about it and get signed up for your classes! We are suppose to be going out of town for a few weeks hopefully when I get back! Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us all! I’m going to have to paint this!
I have a corgi
I'm so jealous! They are adorable!!
"Artist loves Corgi Butt" Hmm, sounds kinda' kinky to me. 😜
Emily, I am obsessed with your tutorials! :) I want to paint also this one. And I will surely join your online art school soon! I🤩
Yay, thank you!
Love it as usual!Do you find that,that watercolor paper is hard to blend colors into one another?I like that watercolor paper because of the size and it being on a block but find it hard to do a flowing kind of look.I like it for animal watercolors but struggle with flowing flowers.I like the price as well,I dont feel bad wasting the paper if I don't like it.when I don't like the painting on archer's I feel bad because its expensive. Any tips or do you think it just takes time?Thanks for sharing.
I don’t struggle with blending on a block vs a sheet-but I have had to try a lot of papers and use them over and over to get a “feel” for them, discover my preferences, and just really learn how they respond. Sometimes you have to tweak your techniques a little depending on the paper. This does just take time and practice-and it’s definitely a bummer when you paint something on expensive that’s ultimately a failed painting. But if your goal is to truly improve as an artist, you can’t let fear of ruining the paper stop you!
Thank you for your words of wisdom!
I struggled to do this 😩 hard to control the paint. Still gauging the wetness levels
I hope you'll try again! Gauging the wetness and dryness is the hardest part--just takes practice. ;)
😂
I like painting and most of your, BUT, not much of any butt fan. Fur, hair, technique, just not butts, sorry
Hah hah, that’s ok!