Horse Flesh Part One
What we have here are four examples of the undercoat with the ground added. Both the undercoat and ground have been varied in terms of hue as I hopefully want to achieve some variation in the end. The paint is layed upon quite thinly so's not to obscure any detail. That's all there is to it for now....... nice and easy does it as a certain Mr Hugh Cornwell used to say.
I've been looking for this and might give it a try as I hate painting horses. So how do you paint the leatherwork, only the top or go into the dark recess, keeping that straight might be a problem for me.
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