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Good Day Holozing and Hive! Who plays Valorant here? or who knows valorant here? I tried to recreate Jett here on Holozing as a light healer, Jett uses her floating or flying ability to fly with her flying buddies Fal and Chirple. If you don't know Valorant, it is like counter strike but with abilities like in MOBA games, if assassin heroes or junglers are hard to play in MOBA then i think Jett is the same...
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This time, I drew the pretty Shinaara. I'd been wondering why it's day and light outside in all my drawings, then the answer was pretty simple, cuz, duh... so the subject could be seen (and usually since I want to make them pretty, so that the beauty could be captured in the frame). I have a couple of dark and gloomy ones in my track record, and that's because they were already creepy or evil and shady characters, and I was trying to get that across. So this time, I tried to change that and went for a nighttime place in my drawing, yet one that is still beautiful and not some maniac or psycho. I did, however, end up illuminating the scene with a bright light coming from the side since it'd be too dark without, and appreciating her beauty would've been much harder otherwise...
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My fan art is a zigzag-style bracelet with threads and colored beads alluding to the character, which stand out and give it an elegant style. Without further ado, I invite you to join me in this fascinating creation and get your hands dirty. To begin this beautiful jewelry I started by cutting two 40cm strands of thread which I will use as the base for our bracelet. I then cut a 130cm strand of yarn that I will use to make the ZigZag style weaving. Started the bracelet by making flat knots in the following way: First I took the right strand, passed it over the base, made a P shape, then took the left strand, passed it over the right strand (which was on the left side), then passed it over the base and pulled it through the inside of the right strand (the P shape). Then I stretched the thread on each side evenly to make the knot. With your fingers you press it so that it is...
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Guys, a few days ago I wanted to illustrate a healer, but I wanted it to come naturally, without forcing it. At first I tried to illustrate an ocean-type healer, but it didn't flow for me, and I got a little frustrated. But then I changed it and I liked the result. I also want to tell you that I've been looking at giachakuta for days, so you're going to start seeing a lot of references from there, especially in my characters' hair, haha. I got a little confused with this piece. It had been a long time since I had drawn a human being (and made it look good) with pencil and paper, which usually flows more easily for me. I don't know why I still find it difficult to get the hang of the tablet. I think I'll start uploading drawings of healers made only with pencil. Anyway, the sketch took forever. In fact, there was another one that I completely discarded (it was awful). In the end, it flowed, I started coloring and outlining, this time I kept the line art and I think it was the best decision...
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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. Then I added the background and some finishing touches. last step is the scanning of the finished work and editing...
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I wanted to add ocean accessories like the shell clips on the hair and the arm band. 😁 Almost complete! Building the background on this stage🌊...
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Yow yow yow ZIngers, another day another back aching art piece here yeah, wanted to give the healers some twist and make them do an outfit that resonates and fits well with the holos. This forest healer was inspired by cinella so hope yah guys like it. firstly is to do some rough sketch here just visualizing what would be the look for the final outfit check. now onto the next step, do a more thorough lines that serves as guide. from here on out is finishing the colors until rendering...
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Here’s my drawing of female Ocean healer. I worked on the sketch yesterday and when I wanted to start the coloring, I didn’t like it and decided to make some changes. I decided to draw this healer as she is holding a seashell in her hands and there is a pearl in it. It’s sad that my cool ideas always has hands in it. I don’t want to draw hands!!! It’s so tiring!! I just want to draw beautiful faces. But I look at it as a challenge and this one was not as hard as I thought. When I finally finished the sketch, I started coloring the skin and then went on coloring the seashell, dress and hair. After that, I started shading and highlighting. Then I went on working on her hair and drew lots of hair strands to make it look realistic. In the end, with a glitter brush I added more little details on the stars on her hair and I liked it so much that I continued and added more details on her other accessories an...
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The first step in bringing Fal to life was sketching. I started with quick, loose strokes to define his posture, proportions, and overall stance. I wanted him to look powerful yet approachable, so the sketch stage was crucial for capturing the essence of his heroic figure. Once the sketch felt right, I moved on to line art. Clean, sharp lines gave structure and clarity to the design. This step is always one of my favorites because it transforms an idea into a defined character with personality and strength. Coloring was the stage where Fal truly began to emerge. I chose earthy shades that connect him to his avian roots, while also giving him the appearance of a grounded, mysterious protector. The balance of warm and dark tones helped highlight both his humanity and his superhero aura...
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This time I want to share with you a chibi version of Ocean Healer from the Holoverso. It took me several hours to make this illustration, although at first I wanted to do something simpler, in the end, I chose to add some details that I think were very good to the final illustration. As in previous works I placed the character in a natural environment, where she would be sitting, somewhat sad and releasing her aquatic power, due to her emotions...
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