Apart from the great techniques you generously share, one of the most fascinating things for me to watch is how you mix the colours to get the right shade and effect for the right place - a constant readjustment of a dab of this and a dab of that. I realize much of it is practice and experience, but the more I watch your videos the more I get a feel of which colours and how much result in which effect. All your videos help to reduce the often painful trial and error phase of learning to paint well. I myself almost gave up painting in the beginning because of the frustration of useless hours spent on ruined canvases, painting over and over the same area because I just didn't couldn't work out how to get it "right". Thank you!
Hi, Jason. Terrific demo! I wonder, would you paint the bird and background together so that the contours blended and the bird wouldn’t appear as a cut-out placed on top? Many thanks.
Hi Jason,thanks for your tutorials. I am a beginner and want to paint an owl . But I am not sure if I can use this example of feather painting basicly for an eagle owl. Maybe you have another demonstration of this?Thanks from the Netherlands
Jason this video is greaaat..am struggling with owl feather . they are firstly so gorgeous that I dont feel like painting them ALMOST like that .I wanna paint them EXACTLY like that. .some tips on the technique :( also I have downloaded your lion tutorial from your site .. so excited to start that :) but before that I have to accomplish owl feathers please help plsss
I just had a question. Is it hard to get use to using that stick to hold up your arm. Or is that something your were taught very early in your painting career.
Laura Mcclure Hi personally I can't paint without the mahl stick as it stabilizes the hand soooo much. I find students get used to it in their 1st session painting - I will be doing a video about it soon.
I could be wrong but I think one of the brushes that Jason was using for the finer detail ( small flat brush) was a brush from Rosemary & Co. A great brush company, I use them all the time. They are based in the UK and the brushes always arrive packed so well, they put so much care into their brushes for their clients.
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Excellent demo Jason.
Thank you Jason for unlocking the process & explaining the procedure. I enjoyed it thoroughly
Thanks Jason. That was great! I really appreciate all that you share.
I love your tutorials thanks for sharing
Your talent.
Your painting is better than the photo, really amazing
Thank you for sharing your art with us...inspiring!
Amazing! I look forward to more tutorials from you in the future.
Apart from the great techniques you generously share, one of the most fascinating things for me to watch is how you mix the colours to get the right shade and effect for the right place - a constant readjustment of a dab of this and a dab of that. I realize much of it is practice and experience, but the more I watch your videos the more I get a feel of which colours and how much result in which effect. All your videos help to reduce the often painful trial and error phase of learning to paint well. I myself almost gave up painting in the beginning because of the frustration of useless hours spent on ruined canvases, painting over and over the same area because I just didn't couldn't work out how to get it "right". Thank you!
...so who gave this guy a thumbs down- lol??? Great job Jason-Thanks!
+Melissa L guess somebody doesn't like a free 30 minute video :)
Great tutorial!! Thank you
You r amazing. Love these tutorials
Excellent Jason, thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing this,it has helped me very much,I truly do appreciate your sharing this.
i love your channel so much you have no idea how helpful you are thank you thank you thank you
Thank you for this great information...
wonderful!!
Hi, Jason. Terrific demo! I wonder, would you paint the bird and background together so that the contours blended and the bird wouldn’t appear as a cut-out placed on top? Many thanks.
Hi Jason,thanks for your tutorials. I am a beginner and want to paint an owl . But I am not sure if I can use this example of feather painting basicly for an eagle owl. Maybe you have another demonstration of this?Thanks from the Netherlands
Sir Thank you... i am an student so very helpful to me this kind of stups..
On this paint palette, I noticed you have two whites. When you introduced them, you only referred to them as white?
When you are layering color are you leaving some of the undercolor there to show through? Or are you blending them?
Hi Jason, could y
ou show the whole picture when painting feathers and fur so I can see what you are trying to achieve please?
can u use Matt medium as a fixative
Is this the Falcon Jason
Jason this video is greaaat..am struggling with owl feather . they are firstly so gorgeous that I dont feel like painting them ALMOST like that .I wanna paint them EXACTLY like that. .some tips on the technique :(
also I have downloaded your lion tutorial from your site .. so excited to start that :) but before that I have to accomplish owl feathers please help plsss
Hi Jason great tutorial Do you always use Fredrix 574 Cotton for your Alykd oil paintings? I'm finding it hard to find shops that supply it
Paul Whiting no. Anything with a fine surface.
I just had a question. Is it hard to get use to using that stick to hold up your arm. Or is that something your were taught very early in your painting career.
Laura Mcclure Hi personally I can't paint without the mahl stick as it stabilizes the hand soooo much. I find students get used to it in their 1st session painting - I will be doing a video about it soon.
+Phawx acrylics too :)
Please weite the Brand and number of brushes
I could be wrong but I think one of the brushes that Jason was using for the finer detail ( small flat brush) was a brush from Rosemary & Co. A great brush company, I use them all the time. They are based in the UK and the brushes always arrive packed so well, they put so much care into their brushes for their clients.
@@sharonrussell518 thank you ❤
the new feather painting 30 minute video is now ready to watch on youtube - th-cam.com/video/fQi9hpFrmtA/w-d-xo.html
+Jason Morgan - Wildlife Art (wildlife art) Whos the Name from Brush on 23:00. In Germany i find not.
Thanks and your work is so beautiful.