How to Paint Tiger Fur in Acrylics or Oils | FULL GUIDE | Easy Real Time Tutorial

I posted a shorter version painting tiger fur last week but I decided to release the full (slightly edited) tutorial for painting tiger fur for free for you guys to follow along at home. Thank you so much for your support and I hope to make more of these full videos in the future.
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[@laviniaabrol4545]

This has helped me so much. I love painting tigers and furry creatures. Great tutorial I look forward to learning more from you. Thank you very much.

[@StudioWildlife]

Thank you for your lovely comment! I hope I can make some more videos that you find helpful 😁

[@cathynykolaishyn8926]

This is the best! Omg thanks so much! You’re the best!

[@913mando]

Love all your work

[@danipawtastic8876]

❤It's very helpful 🐾 awesome work you have 👌❤️

[@TheIlovegreenday]

Oh please do post more videos I have learned so much from you truly thank you very much

[@andresketches5529]

thank you so much for you r videos, pls post some more soon

[@tracyhays751]

Just wonderful. Very informative, helpful and allows anyone to follow along. Thank you for doing this.

[@elvsohanlon910]

Love your process! Thank you!❤

[@asham3239]

Thank you so much for this!! This has been so helpful!

[@dawnjohnson2129]

I have followed you on IG for years, but just now discovered this channel. I’ve been missing out! Wonderful tips and tricks; I especially love your pep talks about truly enjoying each painting and doing what makes you happy!

[@StudioWildlife]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@sehgaldeepika]

Thankyou so much for all your tutorials. Enjoyed watching them always. Needless to say that there goes alot of effort in making these videos so grateful for you for that.

[@muhammadumairkhan8435]

This is amazing. Hats off for teaching such beautiful art.

[@El_Sharko_]

Awesome vid! Thank you

[@firstlast2034]

Thank you!

[@febeleven]

Wow turned out great!

[@seamacfly]

Thank you again for a great learning tutorial. I love the glazing technique and can’t want to start painting my next tiger!

[@StudioWildlife]

You are so welcome!

[@tomtop82]

You are awesome 💪😊

[@liviupistol4681]

It looks perfect🔥🙌

[@kerzy2687]

Dude every time I searched how to paint fur I was looking for something like this

[@baljeetdham]

Thank you so much for nice tutorial. It’s real helps for bignners. Love your arts. I appreciate for your are giving precious time Thanks

[@StudioWildlife]

Glad it was helpful!

[@linegarneau7444]

Thank you so much

[@biancaa408]

Thank you so much for sharing! 🙏🏻

[@StudioWildlife]

You are so welcome!

[@ArtbyKarenValentine]

I’m a new subscriber!! I usually work in colored pencil and pastel, but I’ve wanted to try acrylics and you’ve inspired me to jump in!! I’ve been binge watching your videos all day. Thank you for such great content. Patreon may be next!!❤️❤️❤️

[@StudioWildlife]

Thanks for subscribing! So glad my videos are inspiring you!

[@CheruvuMaruthi]

I am going to miss this live but will definitely look at it. Really looking forward sir . Trying to learn from your videos.wish we had a platform where I could show what i had learned from your tutorials.

[@StudioWildlife]

Use #studiowildlife on Instagram and I’ll be able to check out what you’ve done!

[@CanDo20]

amazing i learnt a lot.. thank you very much.

[@StudioWildlife]

Glad it was helpful!

[@debsquires847]

I’m afraid to show u mine in fact after seeing urs I want to change it🔥🔥🔥

[@andrewhugill8110]

So enjoyed this. Like a light bulb switching on for me.! Suddenly the layering all made sense. I have joined your Patreon Site as well. Keep up the tuition, it helps a lot. Susie

[@user-lx3pk2kc4c]

Thank you for the video. In my country it is not very popular to draw animals, mostly still life landscapes and abstraction (. People should see all the beauty of the animal world, I hope that thanks to your videos this will change

[@jacquelineleubin5004]

You should be a professional artist! You are so good! All the luck in the world for you and thank you so much for your great videos ! xx

[@StudioWildlife]

Thank you so much 😀 hopefully one day!

[@kathiemiller7223]

I really enjoyed this tutorial. I've been working with pastels, but have wanted to work larger in acrylics. I really like your style and I'm thinking of joining your Patreon page. Are your tutorials in real time or are they time lapsed like many are here? Thank you for putting the time into these tutorials.

[@debsquires847]

Uhm u r theee best

[@MJ-po6we]

Love your work bro I've aways appreciated the help you provide. I wanted to ask you about gesso.... which one do you use and do you ever apply between layers such as backgrounds. Thank you bro

[@heverperez2013]

Megustaria que hicieras un tutorial sobre tus msteriales como pinceles cuales utilisas tu cuando pintas in tigere o leopardo

[@aileenharvey4524]

As a newbie to your videos could you show us how watered down your glaze is. On this painting it looks quite thick, especially the last glaze . Many thanks

[@trisharussell469]

Loving your worked. Really helped me get motivated again as I am trying something new so learning as I go. Thank you for making it real. How would I get onto you online classes, via your website.

[@StudioWildlife]

Hi the only online classes I do are just through my Patreon channel (studio wildlife) they aren’t really classes at the moment more like full real time demonstrations of my painting with narration

[@trisharussell469]

@@StudioWildlife is there a link to your Patreon channel for us technologically handicapped. Thank you also for your reply. I really enjoy your Vids.

[@jackiefearn4195]

Hi, thanks for the tutorial, it all makes sense. However, when I tried it for myself, when painting the lighter layers I find that I can’t get fine hairs without adding water. But then this makes it too translucent and it doesn’t cover the darker stripes for example. If I load up my brush with lots of paint then the lines are to thick. How do I get the balance right to ensure that my lighter layers actually show up against the layers below? I have used the paint mixes that you have described, I just can’t get it to work. Can you offer any advice? Thanks

[@StudioWildlife]

Hi Jackie, what paints are you using? it might be that they aren’t pigmented enough for the lighter layers. I only dip my brush tip slightly in the water to thin out the paint. It becomes an almost syrupy texture rather than completely liquid. It’s difficult to describe its best to experiment and see what works best for you. if you are struggling getting the balance right with water you can buy acrylic flow extender mediums that will thin out the paint but they don’t make it as translucent as just using water. Also for the final layers what brush are you using? I recommend a liner brush, a rigger brush or a dagger brush because they let you load lots of paint but still have a fine line if used carefully. Hope that helps! Good luck 😁

[@jackiefearn4195]

@@StudioWildlife thanks for your reply. I have System 3 and Windsor & Newton acrylics so the pigment should be ok? I’ll get some flow improver and keep experimenting, hopefully I’ll get the mix right. 🤗

[@marylandry440]

I looked but I didn't see the 45 minute version. Can you please tell me, what are you calling that one. I want to learn to do tigers like you do. I think your a wonderful talented artist! When I grown up I want to paint just like you. By the way I'm 70 years old. Ha Ha

[@StudioWildlife]

This is the full 45 minute one, I have done two a short one which is sped up clips and this one which is a realities process, I have only voiced over some parts of it though

[@navymomma988]

Please contact me about helping me paint a bull rider and bull for my son who's just going his first home

[@hendysinta169]

reallyyy great video,but sir really sorry i still bout the colour set you use...because english is my second language,some of your colour i dont understand..please can you write for me here? i just subs you sir

[@StudioWildlife]

Black, raw umber, burnt umber, burnt sienna, raw sienna, yellow ochre, titanium white, cadmium orange and cadmium blue

[@hendysinta169]

@@StudioWildlife thanksss sir,really great info,thanksss a lot

[@Boobooshy0]

Thank you!