7 Tips for Easy Dog Painting

"A Dog Will Teach You, Unconditional Love. If You Can Have That In Your Life, Things Won't Be Too Bad."

- Robert Wagner 

Dogs are no less than a blessing that came from heaven. Without expecting anything in return, they pour unconditional and pure love on their masters and other human beings, giving them a friendly gesture. 

The mania of dogs is such that dog lovers often get their dog portrait crafted to leave the essence of their bond on walls. With the increasing demand and trend of dog portraits, there are several digital dog painting options available in the market. And this has taken the excitement of dog lovers to some next level. 

To make this task easier and more refined, digital dog painting artists often use specialized tools and online software infused with unlimited features. 

Here are a few pro tips for those dog lovers who have been trying to give dog painting a try. 

1. Begin with the Dark Parts- To keep it progressive and look simply impactful, start with the dense areas. Check out the dark areas of the dog and start working on them. To make this job easier for you, there are a lot of online tutorials available.
2. Keep detailing secondary- Most of the artists keep detailing their primary focus, which makes the job difficult and tiresome. To cut the hassle, start with preparing an outline of the dog's body structure and face then go with the detailing part. I will help you see the real difference.
3. Play with tonal variation- One of the biggest daunting tasks for the graphic painting artists is that judging and using the right skin and hair tone of your furry friend. Be it their hair or eyes; dogs have different shades of colors. The smartest way to escape this obstacle is to concentrate on the dog's color type and then use different shades of the same.
4. Don't worry if it's a messy one- Relax if you cannot get that perfect look you desired or even if it looks horrible. Take a break, engage yourself in something else for a while, and resume the painting of dog to get a killer outcome.
5. Don't paint each hair- While painting the dog with apt colors, don't worry if you have left a few hair strands in between. Sometimes, it makes the painting look more natural and appealing.
6. Add highlights- Add a blue-grey tone to blend a subtle touch to the portrait. 
7. Unfinished is the new perfect- Leave some of the sections unfinished to add more to the painting. Why? Because an unfinished piece of art holds a special place in everyone's heart. 

Do try these hacks and share your experience with us! 

And in case you find it difficult, then feel free to put it on the professionals of this industry. Associate with ‘Doggie Of The Day’ team, who has been providing the finest dog painting services at reasonable rates. 

Keep loving your little furry friend!