How to draw and paint animals and fur, wildlife art, pastel pencil and oil painting Lesson Videos, paintings and prints
January 23, 2015 Leave a comment
If you have struggled to draw accurately or you want a way to check how accurately your drawing is, then I can highly recommend using proportional dividers.
I have just released a new full length YouTube video where I show you exactly how to draw a complicated Rhino shape.
April 9, 2014 2 Comments
view here – How to Paint a Leopard eye video
November 18, 2009 5 Comments
With the underpainting now fully completed I can now begin to refine the tiger a little – bear in mind that this is still very much an underpainting and the real details haven’t been painted yet in any area.
As you all know my technique is really an improvement on each layer, as I gradually sneak up on the completion., It’s really an improvement on each previous layers mistakes 🙂
March 29, 2008 Leave a comment
It’s taken me a while to gather and prepare all the reference material for this painting. But I am finally just about ready to cut the canvas to size and start laying out the drawing ready for the paint. To be honest I think the painting part is actually going to be the easiest part of the whole thing.
With so many animals – zebra, wildebeest and of course Crocs it’s going to be a complicated one to compose, plus it’s going to have to be real big to fit them all in! ha…..
I hope to have some updates and photos real soon so please keep dropping by.
Jason
http://www.onlineartdemos.co.uk
http://www.jasonmorgan.co.uk
February 6, 2008
I’ve been working on a great elephant painting the past couple of weeks. It’s from a scene I witnessed in Botswana on the outskirts of the Okavango.
The painting shows the soil in Moremi (Botswana) at the end of the dry season, the remnants of grasses are only existing as they are quite close to the river, but even then, with temperatures in the shade reaching 40’C + it really is extremely dry, and just 100 yards from the river virtually no vegetation survives. The seeds however, are remaining dormant, waiting for the 1st rains to come, before miraculously turning Moremi green.
It’s amazing how elephants, as huge as they are, survive this hostile environment, the trees however sometimes get completely devestated as the dryseason continues and they are taken to pieces by very hungry elephants.
Hope you enjoy the following step by steps – Painting now complete and SOLD.
Or to visit my online gallery showing my latest original paintings and prints here
The Finished Painting
January 29, 2008
I’ve just had the final proof back for my latest HUGE tiger limited edition print and it looks magnificent, even if I do say so myself. ha…. The printers really have excelled themselves. I’m so lucky to be able to work with one of the best print houses in the business.
The print is very limited, meaning there will only be a few prints done worldwide. The print is being released in it’s massive full size and also a smaller size to fit into more moderate areas.
Full details can be found on my website HERE
How to Draw and Paint Animals - Wildlife Art Videos, Pastel pencil and oil painting Lessons 