Octopus for a friend's birthday.
Just a lil drawing after learning she liked octopuses. A fun excuse to play with white and gold ink.

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Octopus for a friend's birthday.
Just a lil drawing after learning she liked octopuses. A fun excuse to play with white and gold ink.
Octopus plush I found on Kawaiies
Imagine Nightmare Sans having white goop instead
I made a cute little white octopus. The pattern was super simple and very easy to follow. I think I may need to make a tiny top hat for him.
Well, my intentions were good, but...
... but the clock parts are too high, and they weight down the lace, and the octopus - well, it is waterproof, but the excess of white ink chipped off a bit when I was mounting the octopus on the wire. It doesn't come off anymore, I rubbed it to check and it doesn't. Anyway, lesson learned.
Cody (Black Dolphin/ White Octopus)
(Stuttgart, DE)
(NationalGeographic) "Lost World" of Odd Species Found Off Antarctica (Pictures
Ghostly Octopus
One of the rarest finds the team encountered was a 2-foot-long (0.6-meter-long) octopus.
Copley isn't sure what the octopus eats. But the team did manage to film the animals walking around on the sea floor in a weird fashion.
"The back four tentacles sort of shuffle like the treads of a tank, while the front four feel in front of the octopus," Copley said.
"We weren't able to collect any specimens—they were quick and rare—but they're quite possibly a new species."