Masterclass Techniques for Realistic Painting | Cat Eyes
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- How to paint black leopard eyes, or really any animal eyes in acrylic paints! These tips will help beginners to acrylic painting!
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"like it had too much coffee" 😂👍🏻 love the humour
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Oh, I love it! Those eyes 👀
Thank you!
Beautiful eyes!
Thank you!
Wow 😮
So helpful. I have been painting with acrylics since the 80's and had learned through trial and error but the only thing I ever learned formally was in high school and a tole painting class in the 90's. I was doing a lot of dry brushing. I completely understood the eye, just not how to use the paint. I finally stopped painting. I'm ready to try again but thought I would watch some video first to avoid frustration. Thank you. Fabulous work, you are great at giving instruction.
I'm glad I could help :D
Insane skill levels. I like the fact you get the great results you do, holding the brush like a pencil. I remember getting scolded by my art teacher for the 'improper way' of using a brush.🙄
LOL yeah I had that issue with how I hold my pencil in school too. If my results are fine, who cares how I hold it? I will say though that when I paint larger areas I hold the brush waaaay towards the back because it gives me more control of larger brush strokes.
Some "rules" are made to be broken, each to their own. ☯️
I am also team pencil grip lol
I gotta get me one of those fine mist sprayers 😅
Yes!! They are SO helpful with acrylics!!
Nice
Thanks
Very nice
Thanks
I wonder if i can used the same colors to do an eagle eye ? Thank you for your help!
Can white charcoal pencils be easily erased on black paper/canvases? If not, are there any alternative recommendations? I plan on purchasing a black sketchbook and I want to see my sketches clearly and erase mistakes without leaving white streaks. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Very helpful. Thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Are patterns available on patron ? Would a pattern for this be on patron?
I either provide the reference photo or in the case of this project, a link to where I purchased the photo if they wanted to paint the same one. I do not provide line drawings for two reasons. One, it would create more inaccurate results. A line drawing will never be as accurate as tracing the photo directly, so it's not helpful.
The second is that while I encourage artists to trace subjects to learn to draw better, tracing something someone else traced, in my 20 years of teaching experience, does not help one to learn to draw better. If you're going to trace and are looking to improve I strongly recommend tracing the actual photo you're working from. That is what will help you to notice details in your photo you may have not otherwise noticed. A tracing someone else's tracing is not achieving that same goal and slows down your progress.
@@Lachri Perfect explanation of "Neuroplasticity-the ability of the brain to form and reorganize synaptic connections, especially in response to learning or experience". I love your teaching.
Can we see your reference in a corner so we can learn from your work?
The reference is linked on patreon for students if you're following along over there ❤️
Ummmm ... I may ask you if you're open to selling this ... Still indecisive ...
This guy is already sold and hanging in his new home. ❤️