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The final drawing with some digital painting on top. |
So for the second Cornhole Board I was asked to make, I was basically told to have the Octopus sort of reaching for the hole, coming out from the corner of the board.
Before starting right away on the board I wanted to learn a little about the octopus. So I watched a lot of documentaries on youtube and did a lot of sketches and a couple little study paintings. Here's a few of them:
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Ink and wash on some watercolor paper |
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a really small oil painting. |
I made an entire folder full of octopus sketches. Apparently I had no idea what an octopus looked like until i started researching it.
After I finished the final drawing (which took awhile), I went to Staples and had them print it out on a huge piece of paper, the same size as the cornhole board. I covered the back in pencil and then traced it straight onto the board.
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The final drawing. about 2.5 x 5 in. |
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The final drawing blown up and getting traced down to the board. |
And then of course I painted on top of that for about two weeks...
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This is me, probably ruining my back with that posture. |
And here it is finished.
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