How to Paint LONG BLACK FUR Easily
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- Hello my lovelies!
Welcome to my "How to Paint Long Black Fur" tutorial! In this video I use primarily oil paint, though you can totally achieve this with acrylics as well.
Thank you for watching! If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
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Materials Used:
Paint:
Winsor & Newton Winton Oil Colour Paint
Gamblin Artist's Oil Colors
Mediums and other liquids:
Winsor & Newton Liquin Original
Mona Lisa Linseed Oil
Mona Lisa Odorless Paint Thinner
Gamblin Gamvar
Other:
H.J. White Taklon brushes
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Thanks for watching! Wondering how to paint a certain animal?
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Thanks so much for this tutorial! I'm going to be painting black fur on a college art piece I'm doing and I'll be practicing this technique for that! :)
your mastery of painting fur is truly astounding.
Thanks so much!!
Incroyable c'est splendide 👍
This is awesome. I am just starting out with oil paint and definaty giving this a try.
This is a terrific video and so helpful. Thank you so much.
Amazing. Thank you a lot.
Superb video. I knew nothing. Now I believe (with effort and patience) I can do it.
You can totally do it!! 😄
Impresionante resultado!
Love it!
Great tutorial!❤️
Brilliant
Hi I loved your video. It was so helpful. The only thing I would say is I struggled to hear everything you said because of the music in the background. Would it be possible to let me know what brushes you used and thinners etc. Many thanks
I'm getting ready to paint my daughter's rescued black pomerania. I was worried about getting the fur to look real. You have helped me tremendously! Thank you!
I’m so glad it helped!!
Beautiful Danielle, would you please let me know how long this took you including the drying times in between layers, please? Brilliant job! Thank you so much‼️
Thanks, I have never painted before (in a serious sense) and my daughters have most of the acrylic paint etc so I might give painting our neighborhood cat (obviously not painting the actual cat🤭) a go. Thanks again for the advice. x
So glad you found it helpful!!
Very nice demo! Can you please share which brands and sizes of brushes you used? Thank you! I’ll be looking for more of your videos😊
is turpentine ok for thinner to use?
What medium do you use with your paint? (Besides the Liquin for glazing, or do you just use that for everything) Thank you, this tutorial helped me a lot!
Glad it helped you!!
I mostly use Liquin as my medium, with the addition of odorless paint thinner. though now and then I use Linseed oil.
Do you use the same mediums with acrylic paint
Just wow!
Edit: ur videos deserve more likes☺
Thank you so much 😀
Excellent work. I wish I had watched this video before I went to the paint your own pet class.
Glad I could help! 😊
Hey Danielle, We recently started making concrete statuary/yard art and have a lot of furry lil critters to paint. Our dilemma is we cannot find any video's/tutorials of how to paint the fur on these animal statues. We are currently working on a German Shepherd dog statue and the person that is getting the statue wants it to be all black and we've tried painting it so many times and can't quite figure out how to paint it and have it look as realistic as possible. Do you have any suggestions or ideas that might be of help to us? Thanks and I look forward to your response=)
I don’t have too much specific advice for you since I don’t have experience with it, but I’d highly recommend searching TH-cam for tutorials on how to paint fur on miniatures! There is a pretty big industry around it and lots have fur, so I’m sure you can find some great info. In theory if it applies to minis, the same technique should apply to larger statues too. Good luck! 😊
This is a great technique to paint fur, you said you painted on watercolor paper. Did you prepare it with gesso first?
Greetings from Germany
Thanks!! Yes, I always prime my surface before working with oils, paper included.
Thank you for sharing/ making this tutorial. Can you tell me the adjustments for painting this fur with acrylics? Many thanks and greeting fron the Netherlands.
So one of my favorite tricks for working with acrylics is to get yourself a small spray bottle that has a very fine spray. By lightly spraying water on fresh wet paint, you can keep it wet and workable for longer, which will allow you to blend the paint much like I do in this tutorial. For the glazing, you’ll need a glazing medium intended to be used with acrylics (water also works in a pinch, but is less stable than the medium). Otherwise it’s very similar! Hope that helps 😊
Thank you for taking the time to anwser my question. I am going to try it today. Please don't stop making such tutorials because the are so, so helpful. You are great!!!
You are too sweet!! Keep up with the painting!
I have a Goldendoodle, with really curly black fur. I've seen videos on how to paint fur, how to paint curly fur, but not on how to paint black curly fur. Do you have one?
Not yet!! It’s on the list though!
Did you call it a "glaze" I couldn't hear clearly?thanks
Yep, a glaze. I use a product called Liquin Original and mix in some paint 😊
Hi Danielle, do let the layers dry inbetween each other?
Yes! You'll definitely need to let the layers dry between, or you will end up with a muddy painting :)
Hey there, will you do a video on short black cat fur please?
I’m actually working on one right now!!
Awesome! Thank you!@@DanielleTrudeauStudios
I am a member of your wildlife academy and just wanted to watch this full video but I have no volume. Can you please check?
Hey there! Oh no, you’re right! The file must have gotten corrupted, I will have to reupload it!
I don't agree that black is lifeless