In part one we mix our base colours and then block in the main colour to our board, then mov on to apply a hand painted gradation to the board.

In part two we start the process of blocking in the heads of the two main fox kits, learning how to use colour to capture character.

In part three of the lesson we block in the bodies of the fox kits and learn how to use colour to create markings and plane changes.

In part four we move on to the third fox kit and block in his major shape and form.

In part five we move on to the grass areas of the painting. We learn to use colour and value change to establish depth in our painting and elements.

In the sixth part of the lesson we build up the shape and form in the third fox kit and start to add initial detail to the head.

In part seven of the tutorial we move on to bid up the head if the 'nuzzling' fox kit. The use of layering and direction painting is taught in this part.

We now move on to my favorite part, the main fox kits head. In this part we will learn how to use our 'light modeling' and line direction to capture expression.

In part nine we finish detailing the head of the main fox kit and then turn our attention to the build up of the right kits body fur.

In part ten we finish off building up the body and legs of the right fox kit and finish off with detailing the area.

In part eleven we take the things we learn painting the right fox kit and and now apply them to the 'nuzzle' fox kit.

In part twelve we move over to the main fox kit and start to build up his body fur. With more daunting fur patterns we learn to break up areas and 'manage' them.

Part thirteen is the second part to deal with build up and painting the fur textures in the main fox kit.

In part fourteen we finish off the body of the main fox kit, learning how to use colour and value to create 'turning' in the body.

In the final part of the lesson we deal with 'technology' issues and take a guided tour of how the grass was painted.