The comb, wattle and bare face are probably the stand-out feature of any realistic chicken painting, so in this video I break the process down into 6 specific techniques that I used to create those instantly recognisable wobbly bits!
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00:00 Realistic chicken painting
00:18 Apply a light foundation wash
01:30 Use masking fluid to preserve pale areas
02:57 Building the tone by applying dots and 8 shapes
04:17 Keep repeating the process, time and time again!
05:51 Creating shape by applying darker details
06:20 Finish off by adding the little feathers
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