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How to paint a pet portrait - Yorkshire Terrier

Hey everyone! Thanks for watching this video and checking out this description. First, for the housekeeping: Some my work is being represented by the wonderful Kraken Fine Arts out of central Virginia. https://www.krakenfinearts.com. Go check out the gallery and let them know I sent you! To support this channel- http://www.paypal.me/kendall3d or with Crypto: addr1v9pjdkn3advepma4a60gx9jyjtrzttnvusuprtrdu2xhfws609s5e or My TeeSpring - http://www.thestumpproject.com Follow me on instagram to see tweaks and changes that I have made to the paintings in my videos.   / thestumpproject   Now for the main event: This week we continue to explore the ease of painting a pet portrait. For the very most part, as with any project, you want to break down the subject into basic shapes. Triangles, circles, squares, etc. Combine that with the assembly of those shapes. And, you do that by using "landmarks". That landmark could be the nose and then you look at where the eye is in relationship to the nose. Then you might look at the tongue in relationship to the nose - and so on. Eventually, everything will fall into place and flow together. You can do the same with the values of the shapes. Key one off of another and you will get the proper value balance. What I mean by that is to pick an area. Let's say it's the nose. How bright or dark is the area right next to the nose? How bright or dark is that space next to the cheek? How right or dark is that next to eye? How bright or dark is the eye compared to the nose? and then you just keep going getting everything dialed in. Blocking in the color is great way to help you visualize your project and breathe a bit of life into it early on. Working n the details will come later but in this case, the details being fur, it is easy enough to use a corse, dry brush to pull the paint for a nice blend and feather to get that soft fluffy fur. I really hope you enjoyed this weeks video. Reach out if you have any questions. I would be happy to help! Pet portraits make great Holiday gifts! Let me know if you want me to paint one for you. I'll see you next time! Kendall Music: bensound.com