Painting foregrounds and wildlife required extreme attention to detail. Small round or liner brushes, careful brush work, and not getting frustrated is the key!
In this video I show you how to paint the foreground of this landscape painting as I finish it up. I show you how I draw the sheep, how I transfer the drawing, how I paint the animal and finally how I complete the painting in oil paint.
PART 1: https://youtu.be/Pnah0POydQ8
PART 2: https://youtu.be/Md6cCd_tbSc
PART 3: https://youtu.be/SbBcfvkz8S4
About me:
I'm an artist currently residing near Bozeman, MT. I work primarily in acrylics and oils on canvas. I paint landscapes, wildlife, and anything to do with outdoor living or Mother Nature. My work simply reflects my love for the outdoors.
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If you have any questions about something I covered or maybe something I didn't cover in this painting tutorial I am more than happy to answer.
Materials used:
- Golden fluid acrylics and Liquitex soft body acrylics (titanium white, cad yellow light, quinacridone magenta, phthalo blue, burnt umber)
-Gamblin artist oils with galkyd medium
- Stretched canvas
- Various brushes I showed throughout the video (artist loft scrumbler, princeton round blender...)
- No medium was used for the acrylics
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