Thank you Kaylee Schmid for this reference!
 
This bunny was a lot of fun and a bit  scary to paint - I really wasn't sure if it would ever see the light of day halfway through because it was such a mess after the first wash.  But I hope your main take away from this is to keep working your painting, experiment, make mistakes, and HAVE FUN!
 
I can't call this a tutorial as I was painting very intuitively - meaning I was making artistic decisions in response to what my paint was doing from moment to moment.  But I think there is SO much to learn from watching this demonstration for both beginners and advanced painters because you'll see how I pull a painting back together, fix problem areas, and have a lot of fun doing it.  
 
There are many useful videos on my YouTube channel for painting animals so here are two  playlists you may enjoy…
 
How to paint fur playlist - 
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLk8QfRJaMFF3ZOUUBUJjRkzsJh6dAFmAm
 
Beginners Basics playlist -
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLk8QfRJaMFF2GmPlBBVxrvF6b4FFAqCy4
 
 
You will receive:
 
*Downloadable Tracing
*Downloadable Reference 
*PDF with links to tutorial you will have indefinite access to
*Watch me paint in real time with  explanation
*Watch at your pace, any time
Also, when you post on social media, share that you painted from my tutorial - I appreciate it so much and it helps me continue to grow!  You may sell your originals and  cards from this painting.
 
 
Please contact me if you have questions and I would love you to share it with my online community on my Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/rachelswatercolorworkshop
 
Visit my YouTube channel to get a taste of my teaching style at https://www.youtube.com/user/rachelsstudiodotcom/videos