PAINTING REALISTIC BIRDS IN FLIGHT- barn owl -Suzanne Barrett Justis

PAINTING REALISTIC BIRDS IN FLIGHT- barn owl -Suzanne Barrett Justis


Learn how to paint realistic birds in flight with Master Wildlife Artist Suzanne Barrett Justis in this wildlife painting tutorial. This painting project of the Barn Owl, is a great way to learn how to paint wings realistically and capture the beauty of flight in your artwork.

Suzanne Barrett Justis is a wildlife artist who has painted wildlife as well as barn owls for more than 30 years. Her paintings of these birds in flight are some of the most realistic and beautiful paintings you'll ever see. This wildlife painting tutorial is a great way to learn how to paint realistic wildlife, and painting realistic wings is a great way to learn how to paint realistic birds in flight. If you're looking to learn how to paint realistic owls, then this time lapsed painting tutorial is for you! This video will walk you through each step of the painting process, from start to finish. You'll learn how to paint with oils and capture the realism of this owl in a painting that you'll be proud to display! Today's painting is of the Barn Owl, indigenous to the area where Suzanne lives in East Tennessee. Suzanne will take you from a basic sketch of the owl, to blocking in, to adding detail and finishing the painting of the background. Suzanne Barrett Justis will go over the palette of colors used for this painting as well as the brushes used. This can be done with both advanced and beginner painters. If you're ever feeling stuck, watch this video and try out some of the techniques suggested! This is a painting tutorial easy. If you want to see the best wildlife art tutorials, and how to paint realistic animals, then check out Suzanne's channel for all the best painting tutorials.

chapters
00:00 painting the barn owl and the palette of paint
03:00 Blocking in the owl
15:00 Laying the the background color to work the soft edges
18:00 painting wing with ruffed edges
19:16 starting in on the barn owl face
24:13 Details in wing
28:40 morphing face and details
32:00 Laying in details of wing
34:30 More detail in face
46:46 More details , signing, the finished piece and final words

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I use Rosemary and Company paint brushes and will include the link here for your consideration
https://www.rosemaryandco.com?u=5711a7

The little miniature short handled brushes I used to do the fine FINE details was the Workbench Warrior Set from Rosemary and Co. I love these brushes.
https://www.rosemaryandco.com/workben...

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...

you may have heard me mention Scott with Jerry's Artarama in Knoxville, TN. He is awesome and sends me free things to try. I will leave a link to his store here.
https://www.YourArtSupplies.com

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