It's more than simply scribbling a few lines on the page;
in order to make fur that looks realistic ...
... you have to be able
to see the overall shapes and then to pick out the few details that make the image pop to life.
to see the overall shapes and then to pick out the few details that make the image pop to life.
Begin with a clear drawing that will give you a roadmap for your
painting. If there are flyaway hairs in highlight, you'll need to
preserve them with masking fluid before you begin, or scratch them out
with a razor blade at the end.
Look for the large shadow shapes and paint them in with a light wash.
Use a flat brush on the side and let the white paper show through in
spots here and there.
Let that wash dry.
Wash
in again with a second, darker version of the same wash, concentrating
on the darkest shadow areas. To depict shaggy fur, you'll need to use a
choppy, linear stroke with the edge of a flat brush. Don't use round
brushes, as the hair will appear too finicky and fussed over.
When the second wash is nearly dry, soften the edges with a damp angled flat brush.
You
can use the same brush to wipe out some individual white hairs in the
body of the fur. Let some of these hairs cross over the others.
Remove
the masking fluid and clean up the flyaway hairs by using a small round
brush to paint the background color around the outer edges of the dog.
Use the same brush to add detail to the face, such as hairs in the ear,
pink in the nose and ears, and so on.
Step
back from the work and see if there are any areas that look too busy.
If so, brush a wash of shadow color over the top to simplify.
Animal Mastery is what you need to successfully learn to draw your favorite animals.
We give you clear videos showing you step-by-step how to draw animals.
With clear (and fun) instructions on how to draw ... you'll learn at your own pace in the comfort of your home.
The artist has chosen popular animal pictures and will show you how to draw each one in color.
Each image has high definition videos outlining the animal in pencil and adding color to the image.
Warm Regards
Chris Elmore
Drawing Made Easy
Chris Elmore
Drawing Made Easy
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