After a short introduction we mix our base colours and then start to block in our coyote head and body.

In part two we continue to block in the body of the coyote establishing our shape and form and then start our second coat, refining our colours.

With blocking in completed we concentrate of building shape and form and then begin our detailing of the head.

In this part we turn our attention to the body and start to refine the colours in the coat before breaking the areas up in preparation for detail.

In part five the fun begins as we start to develop and then detail the tail and the hind quarter of our coyote.

In part six, with our shape and form built, we start to detail the multi-colored coat of the coyote on the back and sides.

In part seven we begin our snow textures. We block in a background that we change down the road and then start to build up the foreground snow.

In part eight we learn to rework our background into a stronger composition. Once blocked in we build up shape and plain changes in our snow.

In part nine we learn how to make subtle plane changes in our snow to create the look of ripples and swales in our snow.

In part ten we paint our background trees and ground debris. With the background completed we blend and break up our right foreground tree.

In this part we blend 'local' colours on our left trees by hand with a demo of how to do with airbrush and then we start adding detail to the bark.

In part twelve we add the fallen branch and ground debris. We learn how to use lighting to create shape, depth and holding.

In this part we detail the raised leg/paw of the coyote and then move on to adding final detail on the body and head of the coyote.

We finish off by painting the hind legs and adding detail to the tail and rear area. We complete the painting with some added detail of small saplings.