Fine Art Tips and Techniques
When I was little I use to nurse injured birds back to health. Birds are a ‘bit of the wind’ and have always amazed me. Obviously I enjoy honoring them in paint.
Learn how to paint feathers and watch the beautiful Blue Jay come to life in this oil painting speed video demonstration! I hope you enjoy viewing this video as much as I enjoyed making it. Let me know what you think…
Lori
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About Lori McNeeLori McNee is an internationally recognized professional artist who specializes in still life and landscape oil paintings. Lori shares valuable fine art tips, art business tips and social media advice on her blog. Currently, Lori ranks as one of the Top 100 Most Powerful Women on Twitter & was named a TwitterPowerhouse by The Huffington Post.
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Great video. Safe to say you are cutting edge with your posts and paintings.
Very cool…..
Chris
Hi Chris, I really enjoyed making this video and hope others enjoy it as well. Thanks for watching and commenting. Lori
absolutely beautiful! Thank You for sharing…
I appreciate you taking time to watch and comment on my video demo. Hope to ‘see’ you here again soon.
~Lori
Lori. Thank you for sharing your “process”. It is fascinating to see how you shade the colors
to create depth and three dimension to the birds. Keep on painting;you are wondeful.
Laura, I really appreciate your encouraging comment. Thank you for taking time to share your thoughts. I love painting and sharing my tips!
Best ~Lori
Hi lori the video is superb ,your way of demonstration is very nice ,thank you for the sharing of video.
I am glad you enjoyed this little video. Sometimes birds seem to paint themselves and the demo went really well.
Best- Lori
Thanks for sharing this video. You make it look so easy. I wish it were that easy for me. Alas, I have a long way to go.
Hi Georgie,
Don’t be too tough on yourself, the time-lapse speed painting makes it look much easier! I have been painting birds for ever it seems, and I learn something new each time. Thanks for the nice comment.
Best-
Lori