How to Paint a Buffalo in Oil
Skill Level: 3 Advanced
Medium: Oil Painting
Subject: Animals
Tutor: Nolan Clark
Class Length: 1 Hour 52 Minutes
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$4.00
Class Description
We will learn how to paint a Buffalo portrait
During the class you will learn:
1) How to use texture paste to create texture on the canvas
2) How to correctly paint items like grass in front of the animal to ensure it doesn’t compete for attention
3) How to render the very rough texture of the hide and horns
4) and much more
$4.00
2 reviews for How to Paint a Buffalo in Oil
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Gwenneth Swart (verified owner) –
Have problems to figure out dept dimensions. Also trying different paste but can not one that you can roll in string to develop certain pleates as on your class big 5 the rhino eyes. And the south african poly fila paste exterior to ruff en the interior one is sticky. No dough consistancy. My cling wrap do not come off when trying pencil tecture for folds. The same with art moddeling paste mont marte. They do not have that nice putty like texture. All sticky. Thus some advice will be appreciated. Otherwise the class was excellent and the presentation very good.
nolan (store manager) –
I used to use the Polyfilla when I was in SA, maybe they have changed the formula. To me it sounds like it has more water in it than before. What you can do is leave the container open for a while so that some of the moisture can evaporate. Another thing you can try is to take out the amount you need and let that dry to a workable consistency before adding it to your canvas. Once it is putty like and does not stick to your fingers anymore, then all the techniques will work correctly 🙂
PS – When purchasing your filler from the hardware store, don’t be afraid to open the container to check that it will work right.
gwen (verified owner) –
Nolan morning, thx for advice. Please help I went through a learning curve and did a shorten version in my gallery album big 5 buffalo. Been trying to upload 3 paintings with no success. I even went to the lowest pic size of my cell camera a 1.1 size and no result. I do not know where I go wrong navigation on the site is difficult and I can not work out where to contact help desk. Plse help I am a bit technical handicaped🐴
nolan (store manager) –
I suspect your image is still too large. I recommend resizing it to no larger than 1200 pixels along it’s longest edge. You can get more instructions here: https://paintbasket.com/members/index.php?topic=504.0