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DON'T YOU WISH IT WAS DONE ALREADY!?!?!
I do.
likes my painting wips so this is to make her happy.
Not done yet... lots of work on that white fur will be needed. I did lighten up the background green slightly, I like the result of the lighter green.
Yes all these wip pictures will go in my scraps when the painting is actually done.
I do.
likes my painting wips so this is to make her happy. Not done yet... lots of work on that white fur will be needed. I did lighten up the background green slightly, I like the result of the lighter green.
Yes all these wip pictures will go in my scraps when the painting is actually done.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Housecat
Size 700 x 505px
File Size 736.5 kB
SQUEE. Its really taking shape with the white you added. Oils do take a painfully long time to dry. Are you using any drying mediums? I use this stuff, which also gives it a more buttery texture: http://www.dickblick.com/products/w.....-extender-gel/ Still doesn't dry as fast as acrylics (which is good since the slow-dry is a reason why I use oils instead), but is generally dry enough to paint over in 24-48 hours so I've found.
I use a wet medium made from stand oil, linseed oil and pretend turpentine.
10/20/70 mixture. It's what my painting teacher required we use and I've gotten use to it. XD
I just let it dry slow on it's own. Giving a short break between layers gives it enough thickness I can work over it and still blend.
10/20/70 mixture. It's what my painting teacher required we use and I've gotten use to it. XD
I just let it dry slow on it's own. Giving a short break between layers gives it enough thickness I can work over it and still blend.
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