After stepping back and looking at the painting and my reference photos for some time, I now did the same thing again using titanium white. At this stage I'm still working broadly, trying not to get drawn into detail until I'm satisfied with the basic structure.
Wildlife Painting Step-by-Step Demonstration: Zebra
By Marion Boddy-Evans, About.com Guide
Zebra Wildlife Painting: Working Back in With White
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