How to Paint the Jaws Shark Using the Wipe Out Technique

[@zulmagarcia1296]

Amazing technique and artwork. I loved the way you went in different shades to build the depth. 🦈🦈🦈

[@suburbanartistry]

Thank you! Isn't it cool how many values you can create with just a rag? I was impressed by how much the art changed once I added the darkest paint. It took the painting to a whole new level. I wasn't sure how much I like it until that point. 😜

[@jamethedealmaker]

This is so cool. When I was small I remember doing it, I should retry this and use the tip in this video.

[@suburbanartistry]

Yes, you should! Small tips can make a big difference. You're lucky that you've tried it. A lot of people, especially when they are young, don't get a chance to work with oil paint.

[@aaronjoeramirez798]

I love your art work very nice

[@suburbanartistry]

I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. Thank you so much! Let me know if there is a certain type of art you would like to see us do on the channel!

[@candicevalentine1175]

That technique is awesome. I remember doing something just like it with watercolors

[@suburbanartistry]

Yup. Lifting is very much like wipe out except that the watercolors won't stay wet as long. You should give oils a try!

[@v.mishrasart43]

Great👍👏😊

[@suburbanartistry]

Thank you so much! 😁 Let me know if there's an idea for the next wipe out painting that you would like to see next! I definitely want to do more of these. This technique is so fun to do and it's pretty quick too.