How To Paint ORANGE FUR

Let's learn how to paint realistic orange tabby cat fur the easy way!

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Art Supplies Used:
• Oil Paint (Ivory Black, Titanium White, Burnt Umber, Burnt Sienna)
• Glazing Medium (Liquin Original by Windsor & Newton)

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[DanielleTrudeauStudios]

Thanks so much for watching! Let me know what painting tutorial you want to see next!

These are the art supplies and colours I used in this tutorial:
- Oil Paint
- Colours: Ivory Black, Burnt Umber, Titanium White, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre
- Liquin Original
- Bunch of random brushes (filbert and rounds)

[mindbodyyou]

AAs with most things, it all looks so easy when someone else is doing it! Must keep watching!
Thank you xx😊

[DarlenePanebianco-jkcr]

3.52. I was thinking this was acrylic painting. But this was great.

[TheShadow]

That glaze really made a difference! Very nice.

[ronmcdowell]

Really good! I'm painting my cat, and it looks like my cat in painting is about to throw up. So, I've been looking at others' work. Well, I fixed my painting. Thanks.

[VBs]

So if this is too dark for my orange tabby I guess just make the colors lighter LOL

[VBs]

I thought this was an acrylic painting LOL oil painting must be easier because there are so many more people that oil paint.