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This is doing some background knowledge. Some sort of segmented brush is fun. I want to introduce again, this is a little teaser, hope you will like it

I am now coloring it continuously, and then painting its mouth, so that it looks perfect, don't worry about the whole process, I will draw it step by step according to my own ideas

You know it does get better. Now I'm going to start another one. And I'm going to just let you watch this one to music and think about the things i've spoken about. And also it's okay if your bird doesn't look exactly like the bird in the photograph, as long as you've got a bird on your head

Nature knows what to do with all these things. And people sometimes are smart. All right. Let me finish this one up. Now as this little birdy evolves as I'm working, I think you'll see how I'm adding and shaping him as I go. And also how working on

And then once I get the more I think he should be, I give him some little feet. And like I said before I draw the branch in um, after I draw the feet. And so I don't have to try to match the bird to the branch. And there you go. You got here is still kind of angry looking, but that's okay. You got a squad

Just start basically blocking in some areas where I see dark of course under his little neck that's kind of standard and typical of a chickadee. Then he has a little bit of that other wing kind of showing on the other side. And now i'll get his beak and the black area on the Top of his head on one of my goals with this

And back to the tender, delicate quality of the bird. Also to a minute. You'll see it in the photo where he just showed one foot. Another might be under his feathers. But usually I draw branches to match the feet, not their feet to match the branches. Because what if your branch is too low?

I will demonstrate and teach you to draw whimsical birds. Not only are these paintings fun and relaxing, but the result is often fresh colors and expressions.