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Once it was on paper, I began to implement it into Illustrator.
The style I was going for was the sort of 'child-like' styles on some boards in skate shops, and came up with a simple first draft. I left the lion head out as the final and most important part. To implement a texture that we had to make, I took a picture of ceiling stucco, and used that for the texture of the moon. The texture for the volcano was from Illustrator. I finished and refined pretty much the whole board until it was time for the lion head.
I had a tough time coming up for a design for the mane, and also had to reference Google images of lions to come up with a face idea.
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I used many tools such as warp, crystallize, wrinkle, and twirl.
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By mistake, in adding a radial blur and making a compound path I came up with an interesting alternative
But decided to stick with my original and mounted that to my board.
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