Latest wildlife art paintings, Ltd edn prints and How to paint tutorials
February 14, 2011 8 Comments
Here is a much better photograph of my White Tiger painting.
I hope to have prints available within the next couple of weeks. The print will be a very limited Edition so please contact me via email to reserve your copy (canvas and Fine art paper) – jason@onlineartdemos.co.uk
I am UK based professional wildlife artist specializing in big cat and large scale African wildlife paintings. Through my site "http://www.onlineartdemos.co.uk" I sell my limited edition prints and original paintings worldwide - I have had an online gallery now for over 12 years, I also have a Learn to paint wildlife teaching site - http://www.jasonmorgan.co.uk
Your white tiger painting is absolutely astounding. Thanks for sharing how you do it. Jan
My pleasure, I will have some new step by step photos added ASAP
Jason
Jason your level of work is stunning, I love the range of greys you’ve used. Thank You! I can learn a lot from You. Have a great day. Pat
Thank you Pat
such a nice post, thanks for sharing
Thanks for the nice comment ;o)
This is very well done. I could never draw such magnificent and fierce animals.
When i try to draw an animal as grand as this they always seem to come out cute.
It would be nice to draw something like what you have here.
I really like how it looks like a photograph. I especially like the reflection of the water and the fur. How long do these usually take you? Are these portraits of real animals or those in your mind?
I usually just draw birds because i really love their wings. I haven’t painted any yet but i want to. Are there any suggestions on how i can go about this? I know it is good to use references but i am not too good with making angles besides side profiles.
ALSO! i like that he/she does not look like he/she wants to eat me. HAHA To me at least. Can’t figure out what the expression means though. Does that go into consideration into your paintings?
Thanks for posting, yes portraits of real animals. it takes about 6 or 7 sessions to paint.
Painting is really just a series of steps each more detailed than the last you can see much more about the techniques and free demos on my wildlife art tutorial site – http://www.jasonmorgan.co.uk
The expressions is one of the main things I look for in an animal portrait. hope that helps