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My days have been a bit rough after I caught this god-forsaken cold. I couldn't work, so I took a couple of days off to rest, yet I was bored outta my mind. That's when I started doodling and decided to draw a fan art for the Holozing Game. I picked the Ocean Healer specifically since she's a healer, and the ocean and water are usually associated with healing and health - staying hydrated and our bodies being mostly made of water. Anyway, that's it for today's drawing....
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Elaborando una mochila en foami tipo forestal. / Making a backpack in forest-type foam.
Today I'm here to share a beautiful creative idea inspired by the forest healer. I made a forest-style backpack using foam. I really liked this style because you can open it and store something inside. You could even make it as a gift. I used the backpack's main colors and design, and I also added other details to make it more stylish. Some time ago I made a common backpack with the difference that it was smaller and couldn't be opened See here but this one is renewed, with more space and it can be opened, I'm really happy with the result, I would like to make a similar ocean type. Like the materials and step by step. The first step I'm going to take is to cut a cardboard base measuring 10 x 6 cm. After cutting it out, I'm going to glue it onto the green foam on both sides. After this I will cut a strip of white foam measuring 12 x 28 cm, and I will stick it around the base that we previously prepared. Once it is ready I will make small holes in the top. Now I'm going to insert the tape through those holes so that we can adjust the backpack. Now I'm going to cut a piece of foam measuring 18 x 11 cm, and I'm going to give it a round shape on the front...
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The first stage of my creation was the sketch. I carefully outlined the poses, trying to capture the dynamic movement of the dance and the joyful expressions on their faces. At this point, everything was still rough and simple, but it allowed me to set the base for the atmosphere I wanted to create. Then came the line art. With more precise strokes, I gave definition to the characters. This part always excites me because I can see how the characters begin to come to life. Every curve of the hair, every detail of the clothing, and every little expression started to shine with more clarity. Once the line art was ready, I moved on to coloring. I chose a bright and vibrant palette that could convey the energy of a tropical dance. The green leaves, the orange flowers, and the warm tones of the beach helped build the cheerful mood of the piece. After that, I added shadows. This step gave depth and volume to the character...
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This is my first brush test. I think I'll be able to recreate the style I like. I know it's a little different from what I've been creating, which is strictly similar to Holozing's style, but I feel more comfortable with this one. I think I can gain more movement if I move more towards this type of design. At first, I just wanted to draw Miu Miu Miu performing some kind of attack, which I was going to call Miu Miu Miu Lady or Ball (there are a lot of mius), but once I had the sketch ready and the outline done, I felt that it was going to look lonely, so I decided to turn it into a game. For me, the important thing in this piece was to convey energy, so I tried to make the poses dynamic, to give them a bit of momentum. I started with a simple sketch and worked on them with closed, oval lines to give the fur a different look. I was convinced, but I don't know if I would use it again, as it's a bit more tedious when it comes to colouring. Then, at some point in the work, I considered removing the line art and working only with colour, but I forgot which layer I had merged the line art into, so I discarded it, ha ha ha...
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Early today when I was going through Facebook I saw a photo of a girl that screams draw me 😅. So I did. First I used a pink color 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 a black ball pen for outline hence making the sketch clean. Third was to pick out the right color style to be used, then I began applying skin tone colors before moving to the clothes. Fourth .from there onward it was a matter of the right color proportion shadow effect, values to bring out the realistic feature be more pronounced etc...
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The first stage was sketching. Here, I allowed myself to freely explore ideas, playing with the composition, the shape of the canoe, and the character’s pose. This phase felt like opening the door to imagination, laying down the foundation for the artwork. Next came the line art. With careful strokes, I gave clarity and definition to the character and the boat. This step was all about precision and making sure the energy from the sketch translated into clean, expressive lines. The coloring stage brought life into the piece. I chose vibrant yet harmonious tones: deep blues for the ocean, warm browns for the boat, and luminous shades for the healer’s hair and dress. The palette was designed to make her presence feel both magical and natural. Adding shadows created depth and volume, highlighting the folds of her dress, the curves of the canoe, and the movement of her hair. With this, the illustration started to gain a sense of realism and atmosphere...
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Before I run off to church, I love to share my art, it's been a well I did digital arts, so because of that, I stayed up creating this one. Creating or making art in the early hours of the day is such a calm and soothing experience, the inspiration comes easy and the whole art process is enjoyable and fun. Today I made a drawing of the anime form of the female forest healer. I made a few changes as I progressed though I didn't share those steps and changes, I am sure none is concerned about that Kikkiki, it's the result that matters most, and ofcourse I shared some of my neat process too...
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I hope everyone has a good start to this last day of the month. In my case, I'm starting with coffee and a new fanart for #holozing, a version of #infurnal from a cartoon universe. For this one, I thought of Crash Bandicoot, Bugsbunny, and Sonic. I wanted something in a similar style, and I think I got what I wanted. Here, as always, you can see the process...
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This time, I created fanart of Gemino. This artwork depicts Gemino as a Giant Kaiju, ferociously destroying buildings in the city, ultimately leading Ultraman to fight it and save the city's residents from the terror of Gemino Kaiju. This artwork took me a total of 7 hours to create...
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Yesterday, I started working on the sketch of this Light Healer. I wanted to draw a cool and realistic portrait of him. I also wanted to give him a new look. The other male healers have short hair but light healer is the only one that has longer hair so I decided to draw short hair for him. Then about the hair style I decided to draw Emo hair style that was popular years ago. :D so this hair styles cover one eye and make the character different from other like he says I’m not like you, I can see with one eye. :D To draw his outfit I designed one that is similar to the original art but a little different because we all have seen the original art and now we are looking for something different. When I finished the sketch, I started coloring his skin and took my time to make his skin look very realistic. After coloring the skin I usually jump to color the outfit first but this time I went on...
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