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Bald Eagle Watercolour Tutorial Part 2 - Intermediate to Advanced (Patreon)

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2020-01-06 23:12:11
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2026-10
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Hi everyone,

Here is Part 2 of the Bald Eagle tutorial. In this video I paint all the detail on the brown feathers.

All of the files are attached to Part 1 which is here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/32929848

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Bald Eagle Watercolour Tutorial for Patreon Part 2

This is the Bald Eagle Watercolour Tutorial for Patreon Part 2.

Comments

Jan Flynn

I LOVED painting this bald eagle!! What a wonderful tutorial, Louise! I'm finding that painting in a "negative" painting style is really fun for me. I'm so grateful I found your website -- you've given me the "fire in the belly" back!!

Louise De Masi

That's wonderful Jan. I'm so pleased. Thank you! ❤️

Mercè

Thanks for sharing your work with this tutorial, it sums up everything I like to paint birds, feathers, washes, color mixing, reverse painting... I really enjoyed watching you paint. Thank you.

Deborah Scannell

This looks like a fun one :-). I have learned so much so fast. Coming from oil and watercolor is SOOOOO different... but I got the fundamentals pretty quickly thanks to you... I painted one of your rose tutorials... do you have a place where we can show it, if we wanted to? Also, that spinning palette you have did they ever make one in porcelain? And do you prefer to just put out wet paint each time you paint or keep it in a large pallet and allow it to dry up? Probably a combination of both I would imagine. thanks, Louise!

Louise De Masi

Hi Deborah, That's wonderful and I'm so pleased! Watercolour is very different. You can post photos from your phone in the community section of the Patreon app. You can also join the Facebook group I have. Patrons have set up albums there for each of the tutorials. They post photos of their paintings there. There is also the Discord group where patrons share their paintings. There's no porcelain version of the spinning palette. I am currently using a ceramic palette that I bought from Jackson's. They might be out of stock of it at the moment. I just went on the website and couldn't see it. When they get it again I'll list it on the Supplies page of my website. Thank you!

Louise De Masi

I put out fresh paint when I mix colours. It's easier to mix with wet paint than paint that has hardened on the palette. I often find it difficult to get the value I need if I have to rewet the pigment. If I use the colours as they are without mixing I usually rewet the hardened paint on the palette.

Deborah Scannell

You are a doll. Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly. I am actually a photographer. I do architectural and landscape photography mainly. I started painting when Covid came around back in 2020. Seemed very natural to me because I'm so familiar with, color and highlights and shadows and values. But of course, as we all know, experience is quite different than theoretic knowledge! :-) Keep up the great work. I appreciate the quality video you put out. I work with Final Cut Pro every day, and I know what it takes to produce quality video that is in focus, intriguing, and a whole other list of things that I'm sure you're quite familiar with. You're doing an outstanding job and I don't say that lightly! You take care now. By the way, you're welcome to have a look at my website, and I have many artists that have used some of my landscape work. I have sections on nature, bird, wildlife, atmospheric conditions, and many other things. I live here in Asheville, North Carolina, right in the middle of the Blue Ridge mountains and so there's eye candy everywhere I look inspiration is abundant and I'm grateful and thankful for it.

Louise De Masi

Thank you again Deborah. I appreciate your kind words. 🥰 I just had a look at your website. Your photography is fabulous - I'm so impressed with your work!

Deborah Scannell

Well thank you , coming from you it means a great deal! And if ever you want to use something you see, which could be buried in sub-levels on that site, please feel free. Unlimited license for painting purposes is provided to you Louise and your Patreon students.

Louise De Masi

That's so kind and generous of you. Thank you Deborah.

Coleen

I’m so in awe of your abilities. I bet you were an awesome mother, so patient and kind you can see your love and every painting.

Coleen

The should read are a good mother!!

Louise De Masi

Thank you so much for the beautiful compliments Coleen. 🥰

Annika

Wow!!! I am truly happy for this tutorial!!! Really looking forward of painting this wonderful bird! I am off for holiday a couple of weeks and I really need to bring my watercolour-material with me!!! Thank you soooo much!!!!❣️🙏

Bonnie Williams

Wow he is gorgeous—he will be fun to work on once I get to him