快速簡單的壓克力老虎繪畫素描

Hi guys, welcome to Studio Wildlife In today's video, I thought I would show you how I painted this acrylic tiger I painted this tiger just on watercolour paper, I think it's 300gsm watercolour paper And I got this in a pad of about 12, I think it's Winsor and Newton But when I'm at work, I don't really have time to actually paint full time And obviously, that was stupid But I take the time to just spend a couple of hours a night, or a couple of hours here and there when I can Just to paint little things like this So I'm gonna show you how I do this, what my process is And talk you through my steps, so that maybe you can do this as well At home, or at school, or after, sorry, after At home, after work, or at home, after school Or even on a weekend, when you have loads of free time Anyway, if you enjoy the video, please, please, please make sure to subscribe It really means a lot, and it really does help me and Amber produce more great content for you And remember to like the video So to start with, I use a small square bristle brush I'm just using some Payne's Grey for this And I've just watered it down, and I'm just blocking in a tiger, roughly Just studying my reference photo as closely as possible You guys will get better at this the more you practice And then using a small, I think it's a number 1 round brush, but don't quote me on that I'm just refining my drawing a little bit more Using black paint, and again, just watering it down Just to do the drawings, just to make it as refined as possible You can see that I'm not really moving too far away from my initial drawing Because I've pretty much done it Then I block in the background with a big, flat square brush And block in some basic colours on the tiger's face Again, just using thin washes The way that I do these little sketches is I just build up from dark to light And I'm not really too focused on putting in major details I'm just putting in the impression of fur And the impression of those details as quickly as I possibly can Because again, this isn't a piece that takes me hours and hours Or days and days It just takes me an hour or two to finish Because that's all I really have time for As I go, I'm just building up those colours For the eyes, I'm just using some yellow ochre Some raw umber and a little bit of white Just to lighten it up And I work in the 3 stages of dark on the top for the shadows And mid-tone near the bottom And then some light highlights to top it off To finish it off, I just use some glazing And that's just using thin washes of colour You've heard me talk about that in other videos If you haven't, go and check out my how to paint a tiger video You should definitely go and give that a watch And especially if you want to learn more about how to paint a tiger in more detail Head to that video I'll put a link in the description below I finish it off by just putting in the whiskers Using a dagger brush or a sword liner it's called And this is one of my absolute favourite brushes for this But you can see how quickly I can just block in those whiskers How fine those hairs can be with this brush And it's not really taking much effort It's quick, easy and I've got a finished sketch If you'd like to learn more about drawing a tiger or painting a tiger Please check out my other video You can see that in the caption up at the top now Go and have a click on that I hope you liked the video If you did, please blaze bees make sure to give us a subscribe And as always, head over to studio wildlife.com For more wildlife art tips