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Watercolor Cow Tutorial - Loose watercolor with realism

PaintedWing 6,313 6 months ago
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In this video I am demonstrating how to paint a cow with watercolors. I apologize that the lighting goes from dark to light, it was thunder-storming on and off while I painted this. i have a drawing template available on Patreon, the drawing template is available for all members, paid and unpaid. https://www.patreon.com/Painted_wing If you subscribe to my Patreon you get Free members - 1 drawing template every 3 months Robin Tier - 1 exclusive tutorial a month Chickadee tier (and up) - 2 exclusive tutorials a month Recommended Materials Paper - 100% cotton watercolor paper, 140 lb. I am using arches coldpress paper. (For full disclosure I am an ambassador for Arches Papers and have received gifted paper from them.) Colors Used Payne's gray Yellow Ochre Raw Umber Rose Dore (pinky peach, you can use a similar pink color or mix your own color. I often like mixing either a magenta or deep red with lemon yellow to get a nice peachy color, make sure to dilute the pigment to get it light) Brushes I like using brushes by the brand priceton but use whatever you prefer or have on hand sizes - a small round (#0, #2) - medium round (#6, #8) Optional, larger round like a #10 For white highlights I used opaque ink by the brand copic. it can be difficult to control so some alternatives are white gouache or acrylic paint and certain gel pens and acrylic markers work quite well Cow reference image https://pixabay.com/photos/cow-animal-livestock-cattle-mammal-384628/ I made up the pattern of the cow and painted its nose pink, you can paint your cow just like the reference or change it like I did. You may need to find another reference image for the color if you have a hard time making things up with your imagination alone. Below you can pre-order my book https://www.paintedwing.com/order-book Preview available tutorials below https://www.paintedwing.com/tutorials disclaimer - this video was not sponsored but some of the supplies used MAY have been gifted. Music by epidemic sound

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