How to Paint Realistic Rabbit (without painting every hair) Acrylic | fur, highlights, soft edges

Описание: In this classic wildlife acrylic painting Full Lesson, Jerry Yarnell shows you how to paint a rabbit hidden in tall weeds—where the eye becomes the first thing viewers notice. You’ll learn Jerry’s step-by-step process: a dark underpainting, layered background weeds, blocking in the rabbit, and building realistic fur with quick dry-brush strokes (without painting every hair).

In this lesson you’ll learn:

How to build weeds in layers (background → rabbit → foreground weeds)

How to use dark underpainting to create depth in wildlife

Dry-brush techniques for fur, highlights, and soft edges

Painting a convincing rabbit eye with shape, shadow, and highlight

Creating sand/dirt (or snow) drifts with a “sunshine” highlight mix

This lesson was from the Jerry Yarnell School of Fine Art PBS television educational art video series (lesson 0005 Watchful Eye).

🎨 All of Jerry’s original videos from the Inspiration of Painting and the Jerry Yarnell School of Fine Art are available on DVDs or digital downloads at https://YarnellArt.com

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