HOW TO PAINT A DOG PORTRAIT -The Vizsla- with Suzanne Barrett Justis

HOW TO PAINT A DOG PORTRAIT The Vizsla with Suzanne Barrett Justis In this oil painting tutorial, I will show you how to paint a dog portrait, step by step in oil paints . This dog, named Remi, is a gorgeous Vizsla and is much loved by his family. I will take you step by step in this painting tutorial of Remi, the Vizsla. I will go over the the palette we will be using in painting a realistic dog portrait. I will first, show the rough sketch, then block the dog in and slowly build the paint to create the depth in the fur. Watch or paint along as I paint the expressive eyes Remi as he gazes lovingly up at his mom . You will learn how to paint a realistic dog portrait with oil paint, step by step. You will learn to paint fur by mounding your color along the folds of skin and understanding the topography of the dog's face. Understanding how to manipulate color and value and understanding basic structure of the dog will help you create a realistic pet portrait. Even though this portrait is in oils, a lot of these same techniques can be applied to painting pet portraits in acrylic paint as well. Follow or paint along and learn my painting process of this original artwork. Whether you are a recreation painting enthusiast or an astute painting pupil, you should find this video extremely helpful and informative. Please feel free to ask any questions and leave them in the comment section and know I will get to the promptly. Please consider subscribing to my channel and showing some love with a thumbs up for the video for some fun perks.. become a member... Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @suzannebarrettjustisartist   chapters 00:00 Painting the Vizsla, Remi light sketch and background 05:00 Larger brush to block in the dog 14:35 Laying in the eye 19:28 Eye reference and the painted eye 27:27 Detail in nose 32:00 Detail in neck. Laying in hair 35:00 Layering detail in hair on face with dagger brush 37:47 The finished piece with whisker tracks and all and fianl words I generally use Rosemary and Company paint brushes and will include the link here for your consideration https://www.rosemaryandco.com?u=5711a7 one of the brush I used for the most was a Synthetic Shiraz pointed round and dagger https://www.rosemaryandco.com/oil-bru... The little miniature short handled brushes I used to do the fine FINE details was the Workbench Warrior Set from Rosemary and Co. Check them out!!! I love these brushes. https://www.rosemaryandco.com/workben... I also used several of the Eclipse long Filberts of various sizes, you can find them here https://www.rosemaryandco.com/oil-bru... and Ivory long filberts, my " work horse brush" I love them. https://www.rosemaryandco.com/ivory-l... and you know how I love my Ivory Daggers for creating long flowing lines, like in hair and tall grasses and in tree branches etc...here is the link https://www.rosemaryandco.com/ivory-d... I often use the Creative Mark Wipe Out Tool....I love these things. Here's the link so you can get one ( or 10 ) of them too. https://www.jerrysartarama.com/amazin... . If you would like to more see real- time, information packed videos, please check out my Patreon Page and become a patron   / suzannebarrettjustis   contact me   / suetheartist   https://www.sbjfineart.com   / suzannebarrettjustis   #paintingrealisticpetportraits #howtopaintadoginoils #dogpaintingforbeginners