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Watercolor Horse Painting Supplies
Watercolor Horse Painting Brushes
Watercolor Horse Tracing
Painting a Watercolor Horse Mane
Painting a Watercolor Horse Tail
Watercolor Painting a Horse Chest
Watercolor Painting Horse Shoulders
Watercolor Painting Horse Legs
Watercolor Painting Horse Head & Hooves
Watercolor Painting Horse Nose
Watercolor Painting Horse Head
Watercolor Painting Horse Hind Legs
Watercolor Painting Horse Leg Definition
Watercolor Horse Layer Painting
Watercolor Painting Horse Shadows
Watercolor Painting Horse Leg Details
Watercolor Horse Head Toning
Watercolor Horse Chest Definition
Watercolor Horse Tweaking
Watercolor Horse Eyes & Ears
Watercolor Horse Contrast
Watercolor Horse Mane Details
Watercolor Horse Tail Details
Horse Watercolor Painting with a Knife
Summary: When watercolor painting shadows on a horse, remember that the paint will dry to a lighter shade. Learn how to watercolor paint a horse with tips from a an art teacher in this free painting video.
Cody Davis is an artist with over 35 years experience in oil, watercolor and acrylic painting. He has a fine arts degree from the University of Texas and 12 years experience teaching...read more
"Smoothing the nose some, then extending and making the shoulder taller and wider, and still adding more to the front of the leg. Now we're going to come back and put more color on the front, left of the leg. Extend the hoof, make it more pointed, add more color to it. Remember water color dries lighter, so you've got to put more color than that's really there so that it will dry correctly."
eHow Article: Watercolor Painting Horse Shadows
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