An artwork inspired by Katsushika Hokusai |creative-sunday

Process

• Then I made the background first which is pretty similar in the original art. As we know for making landscape art we should paint background first.

• In the original piece there is no sun as well as clouds I've added them myself just to make it a bit distinguish from the real work as well as making it more typical Japanese art.

• When I look closer I realise that the colour of yhe wave was probably purple so I painted it with purple and then for making a shade on purple I ised light blue.

• First I was not eager to colour the top of wave but later realised that I should paint it white and fill yhe shade with sky blue.

• During the procedure many at each stage our mind change each time like after colouring the sun I was deciding why not to left it just black and white. Just like that at this stage I thought many times either should I paint the clouds or not but finally I just gave them a melodious shade to keep the simplicity of art.

• Last shot right before makingan outline to the whole image. Did you notice the white splash.

It was so satisfying to outline the whole piece I really enjoyed making it

That's it above is the final result of art It was a lot fun making it. I've also add a video of complete process don't forget to watchit as well as give your suggestions about the art do you guys also love Japanese art.

• The whole credit goes to Katsushika Hokusai the real Creater of the masterpiece who has become an icon of Japan.

The grat wave of kanagawa by Katsushika Hokusai