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I've had an idea in mind for a while, and although I had my doubts, I decided to develop it and share it with you. I was thinking of a new character for Holozing inspired by the desert climate or biome, maintaining the style of creature hunters, which is why I added the capture device and the cap inspired by existing ones. I think it maintains the style of other healers. Even so, I think it also works as a multipurpose NPC. My first idea was to create the character from a single view, but to make it a more complete proposal, I thought of doing it with the style of multiple views. I paid close attention to the image of the forest healer with different views. I have rarely done a drawing this way, that is, the same character with different views on the same canvas, as it does not leave much room for variations. However, it is a good practice exercise, and it looks nice. As I mentioned, the uniform is inspired by those of other healers, and the leather boots and gloves give it a somewhat cowboy style. You could say that I was inspired by the forest healer, Fio from Metal Slug, and the hamburger girl from Wendy's, although the latter was unintentional. I gave her braids and noticed the resemblance to that character...
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Diy: Walle en su versión Radiant. / Diy: Walle in its Radiant version.
This time I was inspired by Walle in his Radiant version, characterized by being a little different in terms of color, I made this little figure out of pipe cleaners, trying to make it as similar as possible, I liked the final result since it was just as I imagined it, I hope you like it, below are the materials and the step by step. The first step I'm going to take is to form the base structure, using the aluminum foil filled with a napkin. We're going to give it a round shape at one end and a thinner one at the other end. Now I'm going to roll the fuchsia pipe cleaners onto the stick, and I'm going to start gluing them starting from the thickest part to the thinnest. You can place a double layer of pipe cleaners in certain spots to correct imperfections. Then at the bottom I'm going to place the white pipe cleaner, with a fuchsia pipe cleaner, we bend approximately 4 cm and turn the pipe cleaner, we do the same step on the other side and with the remaining one we are going to cover to form the tail fin. For the side fins, you'll just need to take a pipe cleaner and bend it a little, about 3 to 4 cm, then use the remaining piece to cover it until it forms the fin and gives it a pointed shape. Next, I'll make the head fin and the eyes out of yellow foam. With a black marker, draw the center and a white dot in one corner...
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I decided to use one of the items from the alpha starter pack for this one. I have been meaning to include them for a while now so this is just a start. There are many of these items so in this one I used the healer food that comes in the reactangular box. I made some changes to it like the colour and food view to compliment the holomon and the background better. As you know we have a creature inspired from Mountain Ermine. Months ago I made an artwork with the normal form so this time I'm using the evolved form with beautiful tail and fur around his neck. The idea was to place in a snow background during sunset time but because of the his height we can still place the sun above him to get that strong lighting from the back. This kind of lighting is a bit tricky to do but yeah it looks like it worked. The theme is pretty much simple here. The Ermine found the Healer lunch box and is very curious of it because it's his first time seeing it. Took me a while to finish the background because...
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This character is an evolution of Wrackoo, whom I already embroidered a few months ago. Here's the link if you want to see it. Wrackdoom has a more aggressive, combat-ready pose, which I liked. Both characters have very similar colors, which made it easier for me to find the colors because I always try to have several skeins of thread in the same shade so I don't get stuck, and I actually had most of the thread colors I needed. I hope you like it. Below, I'll show you the materials needed to make it and the step-by-step creative process. As usual, the first thing I do is draw the design to be embroidered on a piece of paper and then transfer it to the fabric using carbon paper. This way, I avoid making mistakes on the fabric if I tried to do the drawing directly on it. These designs are a bit complex to do freehand, and I don't think I'd get it right the first time and would damage the fabric. Therefore, the best option is to use carbon paper. When you finish the transfer, you'll notice that it's a bit unclear, so it's necessary to go over the lines with a pen to increase visibility and prevent it from being erased by hand. Then, the fabric is placed tautly in the embroidery hoop. For this embroidery, I used two needles of different thicknesses: a thick one that allows me to embroider with all six strands of embroidery thread, and a thin one that I'll use with only three strands of thread. I started with the thinnest needle, as I wanted to mark the entire silhouette of the character with fine stitches to outline each part. In this step, I used only three strands of black thread...
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I felt like drawing a fiery character on this fine day, so I went back looking for a fire monster today. I didn't want to draw a dragon this time, so I settled for what you can now see as our fiery fox lady. Despite the fire characters' usual bad temper and fiery souls, I wanted to draw an innocent one this time, so I went with this specific pose. Adding the clothes came later, and I added a small bit of creativity to the usual boring circular gradient background, the result somewhat reminds me of The Starry Night by Van Gogh, but...Anyway, that's it for today's drawing.
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I hope everyone is doing well today. Here I am with a new and recent fanart for the community. In this case, one I haven't drawn before. It's #emberox, the fire dragon, illustrated as an evil dragon in a somewhat realistic style, but not too realistic. I think it turned out well. As always, here's the creation process...
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Yow Yow yow zingers! i just made this demihuman form of Zappit lady version. It is more of a human inspired heavily by zappit the hair style which resembles the ears right? and the hoodie which represents zappit's body color. The most time consuming for me is rendering the whole subject while tryin to minimize the use of lineart at the final output is what i am tryin to get to as i like it to be more painterly style. The initial step is to try to draw the solid shapes of the face and the hair of zappit in a human hair...
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This is another wonderful fan art done by yours truly, me! Using different color style to create a new color theory on the artwork . there's no denying it that they still room for improvement I've been busy lately my little time I had I used to create this stunning fan art of the ocean 🌊 healer but there is this rush I feel whenever I create or start thinking of an exciting new art I'll do in the future it's always been fun for me everytime I make new art like the background, color values . Being an artist aren't easy..but am glad I am. First I used a 2B pencil for sketching the figure and pose of the character. This is very important why? Because this is the process where you'll be able to define the characters features trading figure and characteristic such as poses body size body height and what have you. Second I used black ball pen to draw the outline to sketch to give it a clear look before adding color. Third I started applying colors to the drawing step by step building up the coloring process adding values and shades to it...
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Today I was going through that folder and found a little sketch that inspired me, so with a little encouragement and motivation, I opened my drawing program and started working on this illustration.
This time I decided to illustrate Woolio, this little sheep from the Holoverso I decided to do it in a kawaii style, keeping the essence of the original reference but with a personal touch in the design. For the coloring I used cell shading techniques with soft finishes, for the background I made a natural environment, where Woolio would be lying down surrounded by the energy of the sun. I hope you like this version and without further ado, I leave you with my process!
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Last time I drew portrait of the male forest healer, so this time I decided to draw another male healer and since it’s been a long time that I didn’t drew the male ocean healer I drew his portrait. To do the sketch, I had this idea of drawing this healer as he’s having some kind of magic in his hand. For his outfit I wanted to draw something that is similar to the original character.So after I did the sketch, I started coloring his skin, and after shading and highlighting his face I went on working on his hand. After that, I colored his outfit and added details. Then colored his hair and drew the hair strands. In the end, I worked on the magic ball in his hands and as for the background I decided to keep it simple because I wanted the focus to be on the character and the magic...
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