How To Paint STRIPED DOG Fur

Let's learn how to paint realistic striped brindle dog fur the easy way with acrylics or oil paint!
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• Oil Paint (Ivory Black, Titanium White, Burnt Umber, Burnt Sienna)
• Glazing Medium (Liquin Original by Windsor & Newton)
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[@kozy15x]

Great video. I've been doing several Dog Comissions and I'm painting my first Brindle baby. I really appreciate the lesson!

[@rozzieschannel9081]

I'd love to see this technique in acrylics. I paint pets in acrylics, and struggle with brindle and tabby fur. I don't have the option of using another medium for them because they are contract work, and I have specs to follow. I love your videos, and I have learned a lot from watching them. Thank you for sharing!

[@janicecone2881]

I don’t paint in watercolor rather than oil, which is an almost in reverse technique but I learned so much that I think I can apply. Thank you.

[@williamhoyt3269]

Your video is really helping me paint a picture of my daughter's recently passed boxer mix. I am currently waiting for the first pass to dry and am wondering if you cover the entire portrait - eyes, nose and etc. with the Liquin original, or just the fur areas? I would appreciate your advice. Thanks for doing this video!

[@jinx6493]

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