White Tiger Painting

I have just finished my latest Tiger painting, you can see more details on my wildlife art site




Wildlife art by wildlife artist Jason Morgan

Tiger Painting - update

Hi Everyone,

You can see in the photo below that I have now gone over most of the Tiger Painting, blocking in and also adding the under texture of the fur. Most of this stage wont be visible in the final painting, but it gives me the perfect base to build upon and compare colours etc

Tiger Prints and more Wildlife Art on Ebay

Just a Quick update.

You can now fins a selection of my fine art wildlife prints on Ebay.

The prices are the same as on my Wildlife Art Site, it just gives you an alternative place to purchase.

Here is the Link to my Ebay Wildlife Art Page

Tiger Painting - on the easel - For Sale

Hi everyone,

Here is my latest Tiger painting which is currently on my easel.

It’s going to be oil on canvas, 26in x 16in

This 1st photo shows the acrylic underpainting, just burnt sienna and a bit of white in just a few places, it’s my usual map – next comes the oils

This painting is currently for sale email jason@onlineartdemos.co.uk

Wildlife Art - Reference Photos Vol 2 OUT NOW!

Well as the title says I’m excited to announce that – Wildlife Art Reference Photos, Volume 2, is Out Today! (Dec 2010) After the popularity of the 1st volume quite a few people asked me to put together a 2nd, so I di djust that
Here are just a few of the wildlife photos on the CD

AVAILABLE FROM MY TUTORIAL SITE

Remember – MY Royalty Free Photos are FREE for you to use in your paintings and art projects etc.There are enough photos on here to keep you painting for years.And they work out at something like 17pence each!!!

Paint from them and sell your paintings with NO copyright worries!!!
photos I have taken myself over the years on trips to South Africa and also wildlife Reserves.

Here is a List of just some of the mammals on the CD -

Elephant
Cheetah
Tiger
Lion
snow leopard
african leopard
Amur leopard
Wildebeest
Impala
Zebra
Hippo
Lemur
Giraffe
Rhino
Meercat
Bison
Kudu
Oryx
Nyala
Bongo
Baboon
Gorilla
Coati
Otter
Red Panda
Mongoose
Porcupine
Watusi Bull
Wild pig
gazelle
desert fox
Tapir
capabara

***PLUS ***Numerous birds including

Crowned crane
Helmeted Guinea fowl
Eagle owl
Flamingo
Pelican
Cara cara
Parrot
Weaver birds
Vultures
Black swan
Wood duck
Mandarin duck
Red-legged seriema
Bald Eagle
Falcons
Snowy Owl
Ostrich
Penguin
Kookaburra

Plus at the moment you can buy volume 1 + 2 together and make a great saving
http://www.jasonmorgan.co.uk/

Shipping around the world is not a problem at all, but please get your Xmas orders in early

Brand New Ebooks - Wildlife Art "On My Easel"

Have you always wanted to take a sneaky peek over the shoulder of a Professional Wildlife Artist as they painted, learning all their secrets?Well now is your chance.

My BRAND NEW EBOOKS
"Wildlife Art On My Easel" allows you to do Just THAT!

I have brought together 10 years of my best demos, tutorials, blog and forum posts in to 2 Ebook Volumes!

Each Ebook has over 150+ photos + lots of tips / secrets and more.

Volume 1

Volume 2

Learn to paint wildlife - Step-by-Step Tutorial

Here is a quick learn to paint wildlife tutorial - Painting a Lion's eye

It shows very briefly my wildlife painting techniques - hope some find it useful

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Ok 1st image shows the pencil outlines plus the very initial scrubbing in of some colour - burnt sienna and burnt umber / black

This 2nd image shows the continuation of the blocking in, it's a searching time ie I am constantly squinting my eyes, looking at the reference for the major shapes and tones and also colours. Constantly comparing one part to the next.

Everything is blocked in now (below).

Here I am just re-establishing the darks and touching up areas. But notice how the eye still looks lifeless at this point.

Just the beginnings of a highlight and already there is some life starting.

Here I have added more highlight, remember the brightest white dot is the sun so the lighter areas is the reflection of the blue sky, I have therefore made the highlight a light blue, not white. The sunlight that hits the eye also travels through the eye, so the area directly below the highlight is also lighter.

If you enjoyed this demo then don't forget there are lots more on my tutorial site - www.jasonmorgan.co.uk