Well done! Great lesson. There's definitely a lot to consider when painting fur; especially white fur. Thanks for breaking this down in such a succinct way! Really find your videos helpful!
Excellent tutorial! Would have saved me a lot of trial and error if you'd been around when I'd started animal portrait painting back in the 80s! Good job! Liked and subbed from Newfoundland!
For this is was predominantly titanium white, mars black and some browns to warm it up. Such as the burnt umber. Depending on the lighting you could add some unbleached titanium white to give a cream tint to it. Depends on the photograph as white fur can look very different. But those colours are usually my go to.
Well done! Great lesson. There's definitely a lot to consider when painting fur; especially white fur. Thanks for breaking this down in such a succinct way! Really find your videos helpful!
My pleasure. So pleased it was helpful =)
Excellent tutorial! Would have saved me a lot of trial and error if you'd been around when I'd started animal portrait painting back in the 80s! Good job!
Liked and subbed from Newfoundland!
Thank you so much. So pleased to hear it was helpful =)
Thank you
My pleasure =)
Hi Zara! Whats colors gave your gray mixture on this one?
For this is was predominantly titanium white, mars black and some browns to warm it up. Such as the burnt umber. Depending on the lighting you could add some unbleached titanium white to give a cream tint to it. Depends on the photograph as white fur can look very different. But those colours are usually my go to.
@@zaratomsart thanks! I never mix in the unbleached titanium white. But I will now