Congrats on the first tutorial! I like the 11:00 mark that actually talks about fixing an error/forgotten part - I think a lot of people learning to do art don't get it right the first time and feel really disheartened. Nice to remind people that even the pros need to do touch-ups sometimes!
I am so glad to hear that! :) I just uploaded a brand new, updated eye tutorial this week as well that provides some more tips and tricks that I've learned since uploading this video. Hopefully you'll find them both helpful. Cheers, and thank-you for watching! ♥
@cassydraws yes I seen it. When you first started to learn to paint was it better to start learning how to do specific areas (like the eyes) before you started to do the whole head? I have problems learning the blocking in without over painting
Thank-you! I'm glad! I can definitely understand getting impatient with painting. I tend to rush the ending of my paintings when I see the finish line in sight. I often recommend doing the eyes first, as it sets the tone of the painting and to make sure I get the likeness. Maybe that'll force you to take your time, and when your brain is most fresh? I hope this helps! I appreciate the support! :)
Hi Cassy! Wow! Really well done. I love this eye tutorial. I've seen a lot of eye painting tutorials on RUclips and yours is my FAVORITE! Thank you and I look forward to watching many more of your tutorials. ❤🎨
Hi there! Thank-you so much for taking the time to comment and leave such lovely feedback. I really appreciate it! ❤️ That is a huge compliment. Thankyou, and welcome to our family here! 🥰
Great job Cassy! Well thought out talking about your process and even remembering the colors you used in your voice over! I hope you had fun and look forward to your next one
Thank you so much for the amazing Tutorial! Love the details in your pieces and that eye is absolutely incredible! Cant wait to watch more videos in the future! :D
Animal eyes vary in a lot of different ways but for me personally I find they vary the most in terms of shape, size, and colour when it comes to painting. I recommend studying different types of eyes and practicing on smaller pieces of canvas to get used to them! :) I like to practice drawing the shapes, and mixing the colours within the eye before I create a bigger, more polished painting. I hope this helps.
Thank-you so much for your kind words and feedback. 💛 It means a lot. I definitely can do a detailed tutorial on painting fur. Thank-you for the recommendation! ☺️
Omg, you're seriously amazing!! I think the reason my art never turns out how i want it, is because i don't do layers and I am not patient enough to do a little at a time... I enjoy your advice. I'll have to start doing it little by little. By the way, can you please do a horse in one of your videos too?
Thankyou so much for your kind words and feedback! ❤️ It has taken me a really long time to work on my patience and to not rush through a piece. I still struggle with wanting to hurry up and finish towards the end. LOL! So it happens to everyone I think. Of course I will write that down in my to-do list. 🥰
@@cassydraws haha. I totally understand that! I've been drawing and painting since I was younger but I haven't had the itch to sit and take the time to make another piece yet..once i do, I'm definitely going to try out your advice. I've been wanting to do better just haven't had any inspiration.
The eye turned out amazing and there was a lot of helpful advice. Thanks for the tutorial Cassy. As for future cover suggestions, may I suggest Rap God?
I am so happy to hear that. Thank-you for your kindness, and feedback! Most times yes, I will make sure that each layer has dried completely. Very rarely do I use a wet on wet technique to blend on the canvas - but it can be done! I hope this helps! :)
I started with cadmium yellow, and titanium white with the slightest touch of blue. I continue to add blue and make this colour more green as I layer on top. I hope this helps! :)
Don't apologize! I am happy to help. The yellow colour I am using is Cadmium Yellow Medium Hue, from Grumbacher Academy Acrylics. I believe I may have mixed some Titanium White in there as well, to create a softer yellow. You can use whichever yellow you prefer! There are no rules in art! :)
I paint with with wax... I am having trouble with eyes on my animals as my paintings are small (8x8) can you offer any suggestions to make them more realistic?
Although I have no experience with painting in wax, painting small definitely can be a challenge - and I've had my fair share of smaller paintings over the years. I found what worked for me was to cut back on a lot of the details, and only pick the most important ones to the overall feeling of the painting. I found that when your details become too heavy, it can become overwhelming on a small canvas. In addition to this, I used a lot of glazing to help with shadows, and other colour applications to my acrylic. (Not sure if that is possible with wax, but I found it helpful with acrylic!) Using a 000 brush was also a very helpful size brush to use, to allow for smaller details like catch lights in the eyes, etc. :) I hope this helps! ♥
Your Paintings are Awesome! Thank you very much for sharing them. At the end of this Realistic Animal Eye Tutorial you show an Eagle, is this Eagle tutorial available for us to enjoy painting? Again Thanks Allot my Friend!
Thank-you so much for the kind words! Unfortunately that painting is on the older side, and was before my video-making days! However, I do have an eagle on my list of upcoming tutorials, coming soon. :) Hope this helps!
Unfortunately I never completed the painting and only used this as a demo for the eyeball. However, it was a leopard. So I might have to paint a new one!
This is an older video - back then I was inexperienced. 😂 So I’m not entirely sure I listed them. But my palette consists of: Mars black, titanium white, cadmium yellow, thalo blue, burnt sienna, burnt umber, and mixing white. Hope this helps. ❤️
Details of moses like dogs, bears. There’s the nose and then that part above the nose that isn’t fur but isn’t nose but kinda both. And under the nose . Thanks
I can’t wait to dive into this further, maybe in another video! I think that is just as important as the eye itself. Glad you thought it was a good thing to do! 💛
Thank-you so much! :) For this particular eye I used various shades of green, yellow and brown. I normally use Thalo Blue, Cadmium Yellow Med. Hue, and Burnt Sienna/Burnt Umber to create these colours. I hope this helps!
Thank-you Patty for your feedback! I apologize for not having them listed. This is an older video, and I've been trying to be good at including them in my current/future vids! :) Thanks so much!
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Congrats on the first tutorial! I like the 11:00 mark that actually talks about fixing an error/forgotten part - I think a lot of people learning to do art don't get it right the first time and feel really disheartened. Nice to remind people that even the pros need to do touch-ups sometimes!
Thank-you so much Caldella!
That is my fave eye. Love all the colors in it.
Thank-you so much! ❤️ It was a blast to create!
Wow!!! Gives me a whole new prospective on how to do eyes!!
I am so glad to hear that! :) I just uploaded a brand new, updated eye tutorial this week as well that provides some more tips and tricks that I've learned since uploading this video. Hopefully you'll find them both helpful. Cheers, and thank-you for watching! ♥
I think you may have already seen it. :) Cheers!
@cassydraws yes I seen it. When you first started to learn to paint was it better to start learning how to do specific areas (like the eyes) before you started to do the whole head? I have problems learning the blocking in without over painting
Love this one, too. It was really helpful. I get impatient with the eyes.
Thank-you! I'm glad! I can definitely understand getting impatient with painting. I tend to rush the ending of my paintings when I see the finish line in sight. I often recommend doing the eyes first, as it sets the tone of the painting and to make sure I get the likeness. Maybe that'll force you to take your time, and when your brain is most fresh? I hope this helps! I appreciate the support! :)
I personally like your talking through the process!! and your very nice sounding
Thank-you so much! 🤍
Superbe travail et explications très intéressantes. Merci beaucoup
Vous êtes tellement bienvenu! Merci d'avoir regardé! :)
Wonderful tutorial. Your voice is so relaxing. Gonna watch it again to go to sleep hehe
Thank-you so much Luda! I thought it had a bit of an ASMR quality to it, too hehe.
Amazing I love your paintings
Thank-you so much! I really appreciate it!
i an a begginer and you are one of the best i saw teaching here thanckyou
Thank-you so much for saying that. I really appreciate it! I wish you the best of luck in your art journey!
Knocked it out of the park Cassy. Very well done for you're 1st tutorial and the final product is beautiful.
REALLY MIKE? :') Thank-you so much. I'm so honoured you feel this way! Thank-you, again!
stunning work!
Thank-you B!
Love the first video recommendation of the eye. It looks amazing! Good job on the first video Cassy! 💕
Thank-you so much Jaxxie! I appreciate your support!
I love this! Love the voiceover the time lapse. Excellent eye!
Thank-you so much Seero!
Amazing tutorial cassy cant wait to see more videos :)
Thank-you Sky!
Wow, what an amazing talent. Keep up the great work!
Thank-you so much for your kind words! I appreciate it!
Wow great eye!!! Loved it! Going to try it myself!! Let's see if I can paint 👍🏻 thanks for great tutorial Cassy x
Thank-you so much - I cannot wait to see what you create!
Amazing work as always from the AMAZING Cassy. Keep it up Pizza Queen.
Thank-you so much Shadow! You're a gem. Thanks for watching!
Hi Cassy! Wow! Really well done. I love this eye tutorial. I've seen a lot of eye painting tutorials on RUclips and yours is my FAVORITE! Thank you and I look forward to watching many more of your tutorials. ❤🎨
Hi there! Thank-you so much for taking the time to comment and leave such lovely feedback. I really appreciate it! ❤️ That is a huge compliment. Thankyou, and welcome to our family here! 🥰
Great job Cassy!
Thank-you so much!
This was a fantastic tutorial, way to go!!
Thank-you so much Mac! You're the best!
it was already looking good and then you added the catch light and hightlights and it was MAGICAL! also "damn cassy relax" XD
Thank-you Jelly! Once that catch-light was added, I was like "YEP! There it is!" Haha, amazing what it can do for a subject. Thank-you for watching!
Awesome video! It’s so nice to see such a close up view of you painting an eye. Very good tutorial too. I can’t wait to see more.
Thank-you so much Kat. You're the best! I can't wait to do more too!
Wow 😳- amazing !
Thank-you! & Thankyou for watching my videos and supporting the channel! 🥺❤️
amazing work!!!
Thank-you so much! :)
great tutorial! i will try this out!!!!!
Thank-you so much! I hope that it goes well! Let me know! :)
Great tutorial! Your voice is very relaxing, and this is really informative even though I don't paint myself. Keep up the great work!
Thank-you so much!
Cassy, this is stunning! Can't wait to see more!
Thank-you so much!
Great job Cassy! Well thought out talking about your process and even remembering the colors you used in your voice over! I hope you had fun and look forward to your next one
Thank-you so much for the feedback, and support.
Fantastic job, again you hit a home rrun
Thank-you so much!
So brilliant keep posting
Thank-you. 🥺 Will do!
This was a great tutorial Cassy! We were right, you're the next Bob Ross
Mandii, you're the best! Thank-you so much.
Thank you so much for the amazing Tutorial! Love the details in your pieces and that eye is absolutely incredible! Cant wait to watch more videos in the future! :D
Thank-you so much hun, for your support always! You're my rock! (Thank-you for encouraging me too, hehe.)
damn cassy relax
XDD
great tutorial, can't wait to see more from you
LOL! I was hoping someone would say this! You're awesome Marcian, thank-you so much!
Well done Cassy , amazing tutorial :) see you on Friday’s stream - Dani 💜
Thank-you so much Dani! See you Friday!
Great tutorial and fantastic start - Thank you for taking the time to do this. ^__^
Thank-you so much for your kindness and support! I really appreciate it. Can't wait to do more!
Awesome ❤️❤️
Thankyou! 🥰
I like your painting of the eye
Thank-you! ✨
loved this. can u comment on how different animal eyes differ...for example...bird eye, bear eye...
Animal eyes vary in a lot of different ways but for me personally I find they vary the most in terms of shape, size, and colour when it comes to painting. I recommend studying different types of eyes and practicing on smaller pieces of canvas to get used to them! :) I like to practice drawing the shapes, and mixing the colours within the eye before I create a bigger, more polished painting. I hope this helps.
The way you draw the fur in your artworks is stunning. Could you please post a video on how to draw detailed fur? Very nice drawing :)
Thank-you so much for your kind words and feedback. 💛 It means a lot. I definitely can do a detailed tutorial on painting fur. Thank-you for the recommendation! ☺️
Omg, you're seriously amazing!! I think the reason my art never turns out how i want it, is because i don't do layers and I am not patient enough to do a little at a time... I enjoy your advice. I'll have to start doing it little by little. By the way, can you please do a horse in one of your videos too?
Thankyou so much for your kind words and feedback! ❤️ It has taken me a really long time to work on my patience and to not rush through a piece. I still struggle with wanting to hurry up and finish towards the end. LOL! So it happens to everyone I think. Of course I will write that down in my to-do list. 🥰
@@cassydraws haha. I totally understand that! I've been drawing and painting since I was younger but I haven't had the itch to sit and take the time to make another piece yet..once i do, I'm definitely going to try out your advice. I've been wanting to do better just haven't had any inspiration.
I've watched 3 minutes and I'm already your biggest fan, change my mind LOL
Thank-you so much, Sister! You're the absolute best. I appreciate your support! :')
The eye turned out amazing and there was a lot of helpful advice. Thanks for the tutorial Cassy. As for future cover suggestions, may I suggest Rap God?
Thank-you so much BJ! I can't wait to see your painting, following along to this tutorial. ;) & You may suggest it - I'll consider it. LOL!
Hahaha I 2nd Rap God suggestion :-)
@@truestan0042 i third it
Girllll!!! THIS IS SO GOOD!!!!! I love it! I hope you've been well...I haven't been on Twitch in a while...
Thank-you so much Mike! I appreciate it! I hope you're well, friend!
Beautiful and so helpful. Do you make sure each layer is dry before putting new paint on or no?
I am so happy to hear that. Thank-you for your kindness, and feedback! Most times yes, I will make sure that each layer has dried completely. Very rarely do I use a wet on wet technique to blend on the canvas - but it can be done! I hope this helps! :)
Good thing you’re working on a large eye 😂. Looks good.
Thank-you! :)
Hi what colour do you start with on the eye? You mention black, brown and white for around the eye. Thanks
I started with cadmium yellow, and titanium white with the slightest touch of blue. I continue to add blue and make this colour more green as I layer on top. I hope this helps! :)
@@cassydraws Many thanks 😊
You're so so talented! Thank you so much Cassy! Im so excited for more! ~Gillzybean 💜
Thank-you so much Gillzy!
Great job, sorry, my bad, Lol I didn't look further to see you already did eyes. lol and I think your amazing!!!
Sorry, I'm very very new. What is the yellow color on the first layer on the eye? Does it matter which yellow one uses?
Don't apologize! I am happy to help. The yellow colour I am using is Cadmium Yellow Medium Hue, from Grumbacher Academy Acrylics. I believe I may have mixed some Titanium White in there as well, to create a softer yellow. You can use whichever yellow you prefer! There are no rules in art! :)
Great video cassy! Do you use a lot of Walter with your acrylics? Looks very smooth unikke heavy body paint
Thank-you so much! I do use a fair amount of water, my brush is normally pretty full. I like a smoother feel, and less textured. 😚 Hope this helps!
I paint with with wax... I am having trouble with eyes on my animals as my paintings are small (8x8) can you offer any suggestions to make them more realistic?
Although I have no experience with painting in wax, painting small definitely can be a challenge - and I've had my fair share of smaller paintings over the years. I found what worked for me was to cut back on a lot of the details, and only pick the most important ones to the overall feeling of the painting. I found that when your details become too heavy, it can become overwhelming on a small canvas. In addition to this, I used a lot of glazing to help with shadows, and other colour applications to my acrylic. (Not sure if that is possible with wax, but I found it helpful with acrylic!) Using a 000 brush was also a very helpful size brush to use, to allow for smaller details like catch lights in the eyes, etc. :) I hope this helps! ♥
Thank you.
Girl you NAILED it! This was very informative and yet entertaining as some of your comments made me laugh
I'm SO glad! I wanted my videos to be funny and educational - not so serious! So this makes me so happy. Thank-you friend for watching!
before the last shadows eye was much more beautiful
Thank-you for your feedback! I was following a specific reference and the colours I saw, but I can totally agree with that!
@@cassydraws but you sure are a talented artist. I enjoy watching your videos👍👍👍
@@np1529 Thank-you so much! I really appreciate it! :)
A reference picture would really be helpful.
Thank-you so much for the feedback! I definitely will keep this in mind as I create more videos! :)
Your Paintings are Awesome! Thank you very much for sharing them. At the end of this Realistic Animal Eye Tutorial you show an Eagle, is this Eagle tutorial available for us to enjoy painting?
Again Thanks Allot my Friend!
Thank-you so much for the kind words! Unfortunately that painting is on the older side, and was before my video-making days! However, I do have an eagle on my list of upcoming tutorials, coming soon. :) Hope this helps!
I would like to see the animal finished that you painted the eye, up close for us.
Unfortunately I never completed the painting and only used this as a demo for the eyeball. However, it was a leopard. So I might have to paint a new one!
I can’t find the list of colours you used anywhere
This is an older video - back then I was inexperienced. 😂 So I’m not entirely sure I listed them. But my palette consists of: Mars black, titanium white, cadmium yellow, thalo blue, burnt sienna, burnt umber, and mixing white. Hope this helps. ❤️
Details of moses like dogs, bears. There’s the nose and then that part above the nose that isn’t fur but isn’t nose but kinda both. And under the nose . Thanks
I dont think you were in the wrong to put the lashes/fur in because I have a hard time knowing where to put hair around the eyes.
I can’t wait to dive into this further, maybe in another video! I think that is just as important as the eye itself. Glad you thought it was a good thing to do! 💛
Hi I love your eye. Could you please give us your eyes colors.
Thank you Amanda from France 🇫🇷
Thank-you so much! :) For this particular eye I used various shades of green, yellow and brown. I normally use Thalo Blue, Cadmium Yellow Med. Hue, and Burnt Sienna/Burnt Umber to create these colours. I hope this helps!
lion looking like friands
Angelica V Molina miss you like friands baby 🦌🤧😵
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Nice try, Waki. :')
Colours are not really true on the computer would be nice to know the colours you ar3 using
Thank-you Patty for your feedback! I apologize for not having them listed. This is an older video, and I've been trying to be good at including them in my current/future vids! :) Thanks so much!
suberb this tutoriel but if you could add the colors you use it would have been a great help too.
Thanks so much! I am so glad to hear that you enjoyed it. I will definitely keep this in mind for future tutorials! :)