5 tips - How to Paint Wet in Wet Fur Edges - An Advanced Watercolor Technique White Bunny Demo

[@ruthherring6035]

I love your style of painting AND teaching! You’re very growth your knowledge, thank you. I also live it when you show the different versions of your paintings.

[@rachelparkervarner]

Thank you Ruth!

[@viviandibrell849]

Daniel Smith black is very granulating and creates cool effects when added to other colors! Love the bunny so much! Going to try some sketches with this technique!

[@rachelparkervarner]

I just spent all morning painting dandelions with this technique. Will share soon!

[@fuzzydragons]

turned out to be a very cute fluffy bunny 😀

[@rachelparkervarner]

Thank you! 😊

[@meridadiane]

So fun to watch 💯‼️

[@rachelparkervarner]

I love to watch the paint 'fur out' as it dries when I rewatch the video footage. It's so cool how the paint does the work. What other medium does that?!

[@katerudnitskaya8744]

Just AMAZING ❤ Thank you for your work ❤️

[@rachelparkervarner]

Thank you so much!

[@joys4524]

Love this, Rachael❤

[@rachelparkervarner]

Thank you so much and I always appreciate hearing from you Joy!

[@barbiemathisart]

Good job! Love how spontaneous this is! :)

[@rachelparkervarner]

Thank you 💗

[@teresajordao6634]

What a cute little bunny! I like the way you work the light and shadow and the contours with the shiny fur.😍

[@rachelparkervarner]

Thank you so much 😀

[@aliciashackley5830]

Beautifully done bunny Rachel. Thx very much for sharing with us. 🥰

[@rachelparkervarner]

Thank you Alicia and I always appreciate the support you give my channel and my art! It means a lot : )

[@rosejordan4245]

Thanks Rachael - I love your paintings

[@jinxmas]

I use 140 lb for preliminary paintings, but my final I use 300 I have done the opposite lol doing a black kitten, using black into wet and creating the most adorable fluffy kitty!!

[@sonyaoart]

I’m currently looking into adding more paints to my palette. I guess the DS lamp black will have to go on the list. The painting is beautiful!

[@rachelparkervarner]

I love lamp black so much for fur effects. It's just really fun to play with.

[@ranjanachand9306]

Beautiful

[@rachelparkervarner]

Thank you!

[@roberta207]

Thank you Rachel! I love your style

[@rachelparkervarner]

That's so kind! Thank you for leaving a comment!

[@marciamcgrath4953]

I love bunnies! This is sooo cute. Thank you for showing this technique. I saw ano5her artist's tutorial and in the background were dandelion seed blooms on black. I was wondering how she did that. Now I'm thinking that it might have been what you just showed us! 💡😳 Thanks again, most helpful.

[@rachelparkervarner]

I did a tutorial on dandelions too using this technique!

[@marciamcgrath4953]

@@rachelparkervarner I will look for it, thank you!

[@LoriF25403]

beautiful

[@rachelparkervarner]

Thank you! 😊

[@colleenmcchesney1482]

I have yet to try the Daniel Smith Lamp Black or any black for painting. I am just amazed by the amount of spreading fine textures that it gives for a fur effect. Thanks for sharing theses tips with us and I’m enjoying & looking forward to giving it a try soon.

[@rachelparkervarner]

It's fun to play with!

[@colleenmcchesney1482]

@@rachelparkervarner It looks like it.

[@eileencollins3126]

Lots of great information in this video. You have a style that I find makes me want to stop and look at the painting for a long time. I thought I was already subscribed to your channel, but was not!!! I took care of that this morning. Thank you!

[@rachelparkervarner]

I'm so glad you subscribed and I really appreciate your comments and thank you for taking the time to do so. It means a lot!

[@Metal_Gigi]

Great information! I always learn so much from you. Especially, from your Patreon tutorials. I highly recommend them. Thank you for all you do, Rachel!

[@rachelparkervarner]

That is so kind of you to say Mara! I really appreciate all the support you give me and my art!

[@karenballard7470]

Been trying to find a way to paint very shaggy long haired animals, also shaggy wet animals like wet bears etc. Both with watercolor and acrylics. Any videos available.

[@rachelparkervarner]

I'll message you on Facebook with private links

[@karenballard7470]

@@rachelparkervarner thank you

[@jpettafor100]

what did you use for the whiskers?

[@rachelparkervarner]

I believe I used gouache - usually I use masking but if I don't I'll use gouache or white gel pen. Thanks for the question! Let me know what video topics you're interested in too : )

[@cosmopolitanwonder9675]

He’s got no whiskers on his left side of face Painting is still lovely but he needs some.

[@rachelparkervarner]

Since they are white they don't really show up. But I get what you're saying.