This video demonstrates one way to build up layers and paint feathers using Winsor & Newton Artisan Water Mixable Oil Paint. Since this painting, I've gone back to using traditional oil paints. If you are using traditional oil paints, the same ideas and techniques would apply.

Unique links for materials used are below:
Masterpiece Tahoe canvases: https://bit.ly/tahoecanvas
Titanium White: https://bit.ly/wswmtitaniumwhite
Ivory Black: https://bit.ly/wswmivoryblack
Naples Yellow: https://bit.ly/wswmnaplesyellow
Raw Sienna: https://bit.ly/wswmrawsienna
Burnt Sienna: https://bit.ly/wswmburntsienna
Raw Umber: https://bit.ly/wswmrawumber
Ultramarine Blue: https://bit.ly/wswmultramarine
Silverwhite 5/0 round brush: https://bit.ly/sw50round
Silverwhite 0 round brush: https://bit.ly/sw0round
Silverwhite 4 round brush: http://bit.ly/sw4round
Princeton 1/4 inch angular shader brush: https://bit.ly/p14angular
Princeton 1/2 inch angular shader brush: https://bit.ly/p12angular
Spray bottle: https://amzn.to/3oFZYx5
John Pike Palette: https://bit.ly/jppalette

Feel free to ask any questions!

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