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How to paint a Golden Retriever in Watercolor for Beginners - Fur, Loose Background, and more!
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- In this video I'll describe how to paint the fur, eyes, and a loose background with a lot of negative painting.
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wow you are so wise
Thank you for this video!
He is gorgeous! I too use lots of colors in the eyes. Makes them very. Realistic. A beauty. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for watching! I'd love to see your work : ) You can post it in facebook.com/groups/35750364182/ That's one thing I wish CZcams allowed - subscribers to show their work!
Excellent tutorial. I use a fine point, black Sharpie to sign my work, or I use a Rigor. I've also used use pencil (that's what I was first taught to use. I try to be careful to use a color that doesn't stand out too much and distract from the painting, using a selected color that is in the painting. I do also sign the back with my full name and the date. I never put the date on the front. I was interested to hear you use masking on some of the curvy hairs......that's very useful information, as well as negative painting. Thank you, Rachel, for sharing your talent.
I used to use a sharpie but black isn't archival!
Love your techniques, and tips.
Thanks so much!
Very talented.
Thank you!
I love your tutorials and the process of how you're making masterpieces!
Thank you so much!!! I love your adorable kitty videos!
That was very helpful Rachel!!!!!
My goodness this a GORGEOUS painting!! Thank you for sharing this information very educational! I only dream about doing a watercolor painting of my golden!
I did a tutorial on it a few years ago but it was when I was learning to paint so it's not my best tutorial to be honest but it does show most of the footage of me painting 3 paintings, each of a golden. I need to do an updated new tutorial but I don't have time in my schedule right now. Email me at rachel6parker@gmail.com and I'll send you links if you want to see them.
@@rachelparkervarner thank you so much I’m emailing you now!
@@paulakotula3417 just fyi I didn't get your email
@@rachelparkervarner I just resent and I appreciate you letting me know! It’s coming from an msn account. Been having issues with it.
@Paula Kotula I still don't see it - you could try messaging me through my website www.rachelsstudio.com
Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you very much!
This turned out beautifully Rachel! Thank you so much for posting and sharing all you have learned. As for signing my paintings, I use a pencil and do a light wash over it to seal it in. I was told this was a traditional way to sign a watercolor... but that may be up for debate. I like it because I can erase and redo if needed. Thanks again!
I like that idea for signing!
Absolutely love the tutorial and the process.
I'm glad it was helpful!
Thank you. I am working on a commission piece like this one and you helped so much with the color and fur. Love your piece.
I'm so glad it helped 💗
So pretty and soft....love your work Rachel....XOXO
Thank you so much!
This is a beautiful painting
I appreciate your taking the time to comment on the videos you watch!
This is great! I have a commission and the photo isn’t that great but this is helpful since I can use your techniques to add to the painting. Plus it’s mostly about creating art than a photo realistic image.
I just finished another retriever and videoed the whole thing. It's 4 hours of footage though so might not be able to edit it until after the Holidays
I've been wanting to paint my friends 2 goldens that have crossed over the Rainbow Bridge but have been hesitating. Your explanation of how to go about it will be a big help. Thank you and your painting is just beautiful.
Great! No pressure, but on my Patreon I did 3 different goldens with hours and hours of real time footage of all three of them and I explain everything I do the whole time.
You never scese to amaze me sweetie, your paintings ar so lifelike..❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you! Love your kitties too!
I have just tried using a water based calligraphy pen to sign and add name of animal. Worked well. I practised quite a lot first though!!
Yes it does take a bit of getting used to!
Hi Rachel, I’m new to water color and would love to see a tutorial on how you used the masking for the light areas. I would love to paint my Golden Retriever and my Lab. I watched this tutorial, but since I’m so new, I have no clue how to proceed. Thank you.
In this video, I show how I use masking... czcams.com/video/OTVqGjqUTr4/video.html
Thank you for a very informative video. I have a cousin who wants me to paint her daughters Golden Retrievers and I am stressing out a tad as I have only ever painted one other dog which was a short haired Rhodesian Ridgeback. I will look forward to watching more of your work 🤗👏👏👏
Glad it was helpful!
Good tutorial! Showing most stages of progress most informative to persons learning. You are first rate teacher and artist. End product nice. How do you know when to stop? I have ruined many because of overworking. Thanks for time and effort.
I stop when I'm really excited about how the painting looks, or when I don't know what else to do lol
FYI I use a gel pen to sign my initials and the year. But I think using paint and a rigger probably would be more “artistic” but I have more control over a pen. May play with this idea.
I like signing with a gel pen do but not on more gallery level work.
Can you tell us or show us a it more about masking please and when you use it. Today I have heard it twice and the only masking I know of is marking fluid. Thanks for your help
I'll answer your question here too to make sure you see the answer, since you asked on two videos... Thank you so much for the question as that helps me know what I need to explain more in my upcoming videos! It's masking fluid, which you paint on at the beginning of the painting, let it dry, and then it saves your whites. Near the end of the painting process, you scrub it off to reveal saved whites.
Wow cool
I sign the back of my work usually with date and location(s) where painting was made.
That's a good idea to include location!
very nice, love Your style
Thank you for visiting! I'll have more videos soon so come back again : )
New subscriber. I too have an art channel. It is new so I am trying my hardest to get new subscribers. I LOVE this painting of the Golden Retriever! Beautiful!
It's so hard to get new subscribers but Facebook really helped with that.
How did you make the soft “black” around the nose and mouth area? Love your tutorial - Thank you
For areas like that I like to paint with watered down black, then as it is half dry paint into it with a slightly wet brush to get it softer looking. You can also spray a little with clear water
Thank you for sharing your skill. I loved the painting. My problem is that I don't know when you are painting on wet paper or when it is dry.
I'm usually painting on wet paper - sometimes just a little damp, sometimes very wet, depending on how hard I want my edges. But thank you for the reminder to mention how wet my paper is through each stage.
Thank you for this tutorial. I have a "blond" terrier that I'd like to paint some day. Also - I need to get a large brush for backgrounds. Is that a quill you're using? If so, what size and brand do you recommend?
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! The big brush with a red handle is a size 4 Alvaro Castegnet brush. If you look through my videos, you'll find a video I made about the brush.
alvarocastagnet.net/shop/mop-hair-brush-4/
OMG!!! this is lovely, love the way you did this..i also make Painting videos, nice to meet you ☺️💖
Thank you - Nice to meet you : )
I love this painting. Do you provide more details anywhere? I just joined your community for $2.99 a month. Do I have to upgrade to a higher level to get more info. Thx.
The $2.99 level gets one new tutorial a month. The next level gets 2. Then the highest level gets access to ALL my 60+ video library and ALL new videos. Thank you for joining and I'll go add this tutorial for you on the community page so you don't have to change levels if this is the only one you want!
I just posted the links and files on the community page!
Is there a video that shows how you painted the beginning of the golden?
I didn't video the beginning: (