How to Paint Fur – Texture (short fur)
December 14, 2010 6 Comments
Note – Update 2013
I have just released my New Learn to Paint Animals eBook
Details are on my “learn to paint oils” Tutorial site
I’ve been asked about painting fur lots of times, and I thought it might be useful to start a new post and show another example.
I took this one from my Learn to Paint wildlife in oils ebook, but there are other examples on my other ebooks too.
These are just screen grabs so I hope the quality is still OK to read when I upload them here. I’ll put in some extra text to explaine it all a little more 
Hope it’s helpful 
If the photos are not large enough to read try clicking them and they should open in a new window 🙂
I guess I shoul dreally be asking everyone to download my ebook sfor all these details, but I guess it is Xmas coming up 🙂 so hope you like it
And if you would like to read more about painting wildlife you can click here
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Congratulations on a very good and informative web site.
As you may see I am also a enthusiastic wildlife artist, working in Australia. It appears that we have a lot in common, both in interests and methods of painting.
I emigrated to Australia in 1981 from Derby UK, not any African wildlife out here apart from the locals, ha ha.
Anyway I admire your sincerity and approach in your teaching methods, all great artists are not afraid to share their secrets.
Personally I admire John Seery Lesters work, UK born but lives in Florida, also Raymond Harris Ching, who have beth helped me in my stuggle for perfection.
Kind regards Eric Shepherd
Thanks so much for dropping by eric, really appreciate your nice comments, you have some real nice work on your site 🙂
I like your ebooks but can you make video
For those that learn by seen what you are actualy doing be great !! I will like to send you my recent painting wihte tiger is not even close compare the one you did on the river but I am committed to learn from you , Thank you very much! Joe v
I’ll try my best Joe, thnaks for dropping by.
thank you. ☺