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This is a digital painting I made of a very young looking healer, the perfect paimtjng for a rainy day. She’s peeking from behind a tree, she's playful, abit shy, calm, and full of quiet magic. This is a fanart for the female forest healer in the holozing game. The idea for this one was to capture a very calm and not-so-seriois vibe, half-hidden, curious and peeking out from the back of a tree, a creature that's part of the forest, always watching and ready to help the forest and its inhabitants. Looking at the finished painting, I imagine she helps the forest grow, heals small creatures, and talks to plants as shes a part of the forest, gentle and kind, like the wind through the leaves. Drawing her felt peaceful, like walking through a quiet forest in the morning. I already had this idea drawn in my sketchbook last week, I just knew I had to paint her but I didn't know what to do with the background so I only focused on the main character first, I did the sketch, picked and painted the flat colours for her hair, skin, facial features and the leaves wrapped around her hair. I started the rendering process with her skin, adding lighter and darker tones where necessary, I added some details to the leaves before moving on to her hair and main facial features. I painted more strands and yellowish bands to the ends of her hair before focusing on the background, I picked a sharp green colour and...
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This piece was born from my admiration for Emberox – the evolution of Emberion, Holozing’s fire dragon. Instead of portraying the character in its beast form, I imagined a humanized, feminine version of this powerful dragon. Something that would reflect her intensity and strength, but also her elegance and mystique. As I began sketching, I imagined Emberox descending from a sky of fire, her eyes glowing with determination, wings wide open as flames danced around her. I felt inspired by her transformation and wanted to capture that majestic transition in a single moment. Emberox’s appearance in this artwork is a fusion of fiery power and graceful form. Her long, flowing hair transitions from deep orange to bright highlights, echoing the flickering tongues of flame. Her eyes are intense, glowing with a hint of rebellion and wisdom, as if they carry the memory of countless battles. She wears a form-fitting bodysuit in crimson tones, simple yet striking, designed to show her agility and strength. Her wings are large, bat-like, with glowing membranes that almost seem to radiate heat. Her claws and tail remind us of her draconic origin, keeping the essence of Emberion alive. Her posture – crouched and ready to launch – gives her a dynamic presence, as though she’s about to take flight or strike. The background of a burning sky adds to the drama, intensifying her fiery nature...
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As you guys know that Collab works are accepted for collection set artworks so
@deddywox and i decided to make something together. We have been talking about this for a while now and it was decided that he makes the lineart while I painted it in my style. He presented me the lineart a weeks ago😅 but I was busy doing my other role plus my laziness due to the cold weather so I didn't get time to focus on it properly but today I decided to complete the work. I still have to say that i prefer his style over mine because the lineart is built to complement his colouring style but then again it's fun to see how the end result turns out when two people work together on something, right? I personally would like to see others try this and come up with even better results in the future :)
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Like other figurines I have made in my Holozing collection, this one I made with plasticine. Because of how big it is, I not only used green plasticine, but I used a base of several colors, as you can see in the image below. After I had the basic shape of the figure, I covered it with the appropriate color of the character. First I covered it with all the light green color and then I covered the lower part with a strip of darker green color, which would be the belly of the character. The shape I decided to give it was the same that Verdarox has in the reference image, with the neck up and the tail raised as well. The legs and arms I made the same as the body, first I made them with a mixture of different colors, with the basic form that should have the arms of the green color, but with this mixture of several colors. Then I took a thin layer of green plasticine and covered with it the pieces that I had already molded, as if it were a skin that adapts to the original shape. Once the piece was ready I placed a series of wires that can support the piece. The last thing I did was to make the head, which is not very different from Verdion's head, except for some details such as the long algae on his forehead. I also placed the giant algae on his tail...
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Few days ago, I was looking at the Holozing creature, Gemino and I really liked the gems it has on its back. When I turned this character into a human, I used to draw the gems as beautiful accessories for the female characters. This time I decided to turn this character into a gorgeous girl and then drew the gem on her back. So first I sketched a girl, drew long hair for her. I was not sure how it would turn out since I had zero idea how to make it seem natural. I mean popping some gems out of her body. I finished the sketch, and then colored her skin using Gemino’s skin color. After that I colored her facial features, gems and hair. Now it was time to add some details. So I started adding little gems around the big ones and worked on hair and drew the hair strands. In the end I worked on the background and added lighting.Hope you liked it ^^
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I was on a pause on posting in the community because of my busy schedule. To break my absent streak, I drew a fan art of Wrackdoom. My vision for this art is that Wrackdoom is in fight mode and has to dodge an attack quickly. I added some details, such as the leaves and air. I manually drew the background using special brushes...
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Figura decorativa inspirada en Gemino. / Decorative figure inspired by Gemino.
I made this figure with pipe cleaners inspired by Gemino, a type of turtle with a different style than the rest, also with great capacity and power. I added the main details such as colors and placed some stones on the shell. It is super easy to make, so below are the materials and step by step instructions.
The first step is to cut the anime sphere in half. In my case, I used a #3. You can also use aluminum foil or cotton if you don't have one. Now, I'm going to wrap the brown pipe cleaners around a toothpick and begin covering the top part, measuring exactly the size of the sphere. Once we finish gluing the brown pipe cleaners, I'm going to take a green pipe cleaner and place it on the bottom part in a circular shape until it's completely covered. To make the head I used a brown pompom and wrapped it with a pipe cleaner of the same color. For the legs I used only a small piece of the pipe cleaner, making about three turns. We placed the turtle's four legs. I used two black pearls for the eyes, and a black pipe cleaner wire for the mouth. We placed the purple crystals on the shell. Before doing this, you can remove excess lint with clear adhesive...
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Fan Art Curator of Light in Chibi Pixel Art Style / Holozing / (ENG/ESP)
Today I'm sharing a new drawing of the Curator of Light, featuring a much more chibi style. You'll find the reference image at the end of this post. Additionally, this drawing's style, besides being chibi, is also pixel art. I'll be sharing the creation process with you. Without further ado, let's begin. The first step was to create my character's silhouette. You'll notice it looks a little odd. Because it's a pixel art style, many pixels are filling in many places, making the drawing difficult to appreciate. So, in order to clean up some pixelated lines, it's necessary to create each of the silhouettes in the drawing on different layers. In this case, I started with the hair area. To demonstrate that each of the silhouettes in my drawing was created on different layers, I lightened the rest of the silhouette, where only the hair can be seen in a darker shade, or rather, without lightening. In the next step, we'll see what tools I can use to make the pixel cleaning part much easier. For the next step, where I'll begin cleaning up each of the structures in my drawing, I'll use a tool similar to the magic wand found in all drawing or image editing programs. However, this magic wand is different because with it, I can mark in red each of the pixels that I consider to be taking up too much space. These are mostly the sides of each of the points or curves. As I mentioned before, the pixels I'm going to delete are marked in red. I consider this part to be the most time-consuming, since I have to be very meticulous with each of the pixels I'm going to mark. Quickly, since all the pixels I want to delete are already marked, with just the press of a button, all the pixels I marked are...
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Today I want to share with you a very special illustration and it is a different portrait of little Larvie, in a moment of pure rest and serenity. I hope you like this different proposal, and that you continue to join me. I defined a relaxed pose, with hands behind the head with an expression of enjoyment. The branch emerged as a natural support, and I added flowers to accentuate the peace of the moment. I used a pencil brush to maintain the stroke. At this stage I chose vibrant but harmonious colors. Larvie's body combines greens and signature black stripes, while her pink sweatshirt adds contrast and personality. The background needed balance, so I opted for a soft sky and delicate flowers in pink tones to add warmth. With soft brushes, I added soft shadows on the curves of the body, and warm reflections in areas where the light hits. The sweatshirt also had shadows and lighting in new layers, achieving a more realistic and cozy look. With the tree I used brushes with textures adding shadows and lighting tones, with branches and flowers. I didn't want to overload the scene, but keep it balanced. The flowers help guide the eye and reinforce the concept of rest in a natural environment. I added subtle highlights in the eyes, textures in the bark, and a touch of saturation that enhances the whole scene. The image acquired depth and saturation using layers...
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Rewards update // Xolo Decorative Pendant Quilling Technique [Eng-Esp]
This time I wanted to make a decorative pendant inspired by the Xolo creature, with some of its elements in the quilling technique, it is not the first time I work with this creature, but really each one has so many elements that inspire me that I can make different things every time I look at them, simply, they activate my muse and put my imagination to fly...
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