Here’s the latest update of the Lion painting, almost all o fthe blocking in is now completed, fine tuning and details come next Remember you can see more updates etc on my site wildlife art gallery
Archive for June, 2009
Lion Oil Painting – Latest Update
Posted in Blogroll, tagged lion, lion oil painting, tutorial, work in process on June 27, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Western Lowland Gorilla – My Latest Print
Posted in Blogroll, Latest Prints on June 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Now available direct from my online gallery is the Western Lowland Silverback that was featured on my site and this blog a short while ago.
Here’s a quick reminder photo
The print is now available from my gallery here
Lion Painting – Update
Posted in Blogroll, The Creative Process, tagged art blog, lion artwork, lion painting, lion painting blog, lion painting for sale on June 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
More basic blocking in of the body – now you can really get a feeling for the bright light coming across the body. Next I will start to work on the remaining unpainted areas of the body, which will show another change in the light – hope your all enjoying it so far
Wildlife Reference Photos – Royalty FREE
Posted in Blogroll, tagged animals, jason morgan, photos, reference images, reference photos, royalty free, wildlife, wildlife art on June 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
All the inspiration you need to paint from for YEARS!
I’ve had this project in my mind for a few months now, and finally after ages scanning, selecting images etc it has finally come to fruition!
Amateur Artists in Particular can Find it hard to source Free to use (Royalty Free) Photos for their projects.
So I came [...]
Brand New Lion Painting on the Easel
Posted in Blogroll, tagged demo, jason morgan, lion, lion painting, on the easel, tutorial, wildlife art, wip, work in progress on June 13, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I’ve just started to paint this magnificent African lion. The photo below shows the very 1st stage – drawing the Lion on the canvas. I also toned the canvas with Burnt Sienna, just to eliminate the stark whiteness.
I always like to have company when I paint, so more often than not, I block in the [...]
