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It all started with a simple sketch. I began by defining Infurnal’s pose—confident and dynamic, running through the night with purpose. I paid close attention to its proportions and made sure the anatomy flowed naturally. At this stage, I wanted to capture its energy and movement. Then came the line art. I used clean, bold lines to define the structure of Infurnal, especially around the flames and fur. The expression on the face was crucial—I wanted those eyes to feel alive and intense. Every line was carefully placed to preserve the dynamism of the sketch. Coloring brought Infurnal to life. I used rich browns and soft creams for the fur, with vibrant reds for the eyes and soft peach tones for the paws. The flames were rendered in a golden white to contrast beautifully against the night background. After that, I worked on the shadows. This helped enhance the depth and volume of the body, particularly around the muscles and where the flames bend around the fur. The shadows gave a sense of weight and realism. Next came the highlights. I placed them strategically on the fur and flames to enhance the intensity of the scene. The highlights on the flames especially made them look like they were in motion, flickering with energy...
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Today I had the whole day free time, and I decided to draw Forest Healer with Miu Miu, one of my favorite animal characters in Holozing. For the line art, I've been thinking, what if a Healer holds one of the animal characters? Took me time to draw the line art, but I survived and I am satisfied with the result. Oh, by the way, I use the marker details brush for the line art. Next I used the shape fill tool brush to add the base color, and I make sure that they have their layer. For this part, I still use the shape fill tool brush to add the base shadows and highlights. And I added a texture to the canvas. After that, I soften the shadows and highlights I added, and then I lower the opacity of the line art to make rendering easier because I am not dependent on the line art in the finished art. I decided to darken the background color too. I turned down the opacity of the line art, and then I started adding details to the character and fixing some parts that needed fixing...
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Here I'm starting my day with a new and recent fanart where I chose the cute #oceanhealer and created a beluga-themed outfit for her. This idea came to me yesterday and was floating around in my head. I wanted to make it, and I really liked the result.
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This time I made fanart of Woolitz and Woolio Characters. This work depicts Woolitz and Woolio grazing in the meadow at Holozing Farm, they are very happy grazing and playing together and enjoying the bright morning sun. I made this work with a total time of about 6 hours. With Work Tools: Dell Precision M4800 Laptop, Wacom cintiq 13hd,Clip Studio Paint on window 10...
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Today's model is Cinelara model, I gave this piece a very sweet looks with its complimenting colours. I was very excited about this one so I hope you all would like it too. Creating this was fun, exciting and educating too cause I learned more about the software and a few new tools to make the work easier and softer. Check out the process of my work below and tell me you like it too, lol.
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To cleanse the darkness of working late and ugly tasks, I decided to draw the Light Healer. I went for a dark red color as the background at first, and while I did love the contrast it made with Light Healer's base color palette, I ended up adding more glows to convey the "Radiant" feeling she gives, maybe I overdid it, but I'd love to hear your thoughts on that as well. Anyway, that's it for today's fan art. Let me know what you think about it in the comments below, and as always, I'll see you all in the next one... cheers~~
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This time I'm sharing with you my fan art drawing for today. Thinking about various characters and how I would like to make one, I suddenly thought of making the figure of a wizard. However, I wanted to make a mix, so I took Shinaara and gave him human characteristics to turn him into a wizard who lives in dense forests. I took my inspiration from the Greek god Pan, who was half man and half goat, so using an anime illustration style I made this powerful wizard. Here I briefly share with you the step-by-step process of how I did it. I hope you like it. I drew the image on white cardstock, starting with a sketch using just a pencil. I first made the silhouette with loose lines, which I then added and shaped, and erased what wasn't needed until I had the complete sketch. With the sketch finished, I just started painting the skin, starting with the entire face and part of the arm. I added dark brown to the eyes to give them shape and color, and where necessary, I added black. I continued painting with the aforementioned colors until the face took shape. At this point, I really liked how it was turning out, as the face looked well-humanized, like a true magician. Now all that was left was to add small details around it to give it substance...
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#60 Holozing Fanart: Holozing merged with Southpark Style (ENG/ DE)
My contribution this week for the Holozing Game is a fanmade merged intro... Holozing in the Southpark universe. I used to watch Southpark when I was a teenager. Found the show mega funny in an idiotic way. But I didn't just want to draw a picture, because the original characters are too simple for that. I wanted to create a little animation, a bit in the Southpark style... But this idea degenerated and took me exactly 7 days of 5 to 10 hours to create something funny, chaotic and unique with a minimum number of frames. Ey, the few seconds of intro and short animation as a gif took soooo long. Unbelievable. If I imagine ever wanting to start something on Ghibli level, I have to reckon with at least 6 months for 30 seconds. That's very time-consuming, especially if you try to get it off the ground and realize it on your own as a snap idea. I have now also made a YouTube channel especially for this project. I have no idea how regularly I'll manage to upload something there on my own, but I will give my best. Promised. Minimum twice a year. Lol. The kids. Starting with the Boys, they are in angry mood. Nope, they don't have to poop, they are just in anger 😂💩💢. Now sketching out the dragons step by step. Staying close to the originals. So it's clear it's a merge of holozing and southpark. Jup, the dragons have that Canadian southpark style. I thought it would be funny if the fantasy animals are like that. So it's more like the original. Hope you like that simple fanart crossover idea...
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I wanted to sketch a digital artwork that could also serve as a poster and as well as a photocard for Holozing. I designed this female healer a little bit muscular but at the same time tried to retain her cute face. She is holding a holozing card on her right hand and you see there's a cute M1u on her right shoulder too. Anyway the art process is just down below. I always start with a rough sketch with a different color than black, for me i prefer blue color because it is soothing to the eyes. Then after that i will top it off with a clean lineart, the brush i use in Clip Studio Paint is webtoon which is free for download. I just usually increase the stabilization around 55 to 60 percent with that i can easily glide on my tablet and produce a clean lineart. Then my style is to always block all the colors gray so that it is much easier for my eyes to separate the colors from the background, then after that i start coloring the hair and skin. Then i continue that with the clothings. The fun part which is also the important part of the process is the shading and highlights. Take note that the shading and highlight should nicely gel with the background you are planning to design...
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Holozing Fan Art | Healer of the Light and a small Terrarion as companion
This time I wanted to start my week with an illustration related to #Holozing, which as you know is one of the most popular games within our beloved #Hive ecosystem, and this time I wanted to draw the Healer of Light, which is one of my favorite healers of the game, and accompanying her I decided to draw a small creature of the game accompanying her, in this case a small baby dragon of earth type (TERRARION) which is lost from his mother, and now it will be the task of the Healer to return him safe and sound. I started with my work making some simple strokes and giving a little shape and structure to the characters I was going to illustrate, in the case of the healer I tried to give her a rather youthful appearance, with a little wavy and long hair; in the case of the little dragon I tried to provide a fairly small size as if he had just come out of his shell, and of course my idea was to adapt both characters to my semi-realistic style. I like to start the coloring process with the skin of my characters, usually I like to use very light tones, but in this case I opted for a palette of colors a little more cinnamon to achieve a little more tanned skin; then for the warmth work I like to apply light brush strokes on the cheeks, cheekbones, and all the middle area of the face. The work of the eyes was done in 2 parts, first I took care of giving an oval shape to both eyes, then with a small brush I started to build from the inside out the iris, the pupils and to fix the gaze on her shoulder just where the little baby dragon would be perched. For the clothing work I tried to keep the original essence of the Healer, I started with some gray tones and a little brown to build the sport jacket that all healers wear, I worked the texture with some subtle folds and with yellow tones I created the golden details characteristic of the Healer of the light. With similar tones to the yellows I had used in the jacket I created a solid gold tiara right on the forehead of the character, here I used stiffer brushes and used a couple of layers of glitter for the realistic details...
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