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Much of the lightest fur on the body was achieved using white gouache tinted with a bit of watercolour.
Much of the lightest fur on the body was achieved using white gouache tinted with a bit of watercolour.
At this point I had blended a lot of the chest area but wanted to maintain the range of subtle colour changes
At this point I had blended a lot of the chest area but wanted to maintain the range of subtle colour changes
If you have your colours pre mixed to hand, you can link one colour into the next with ease.
If you have your colours pre mixed to hand, you can link one colour into the next with ease.
I always establish the lightest colours wet into wet first and then move on to the eye, to help me assess tone!
I always establish the lightest colours wet into wet first and then move on to the eye, to help me assess tone!

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