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Deep Dive! Ocean Healer Nejire Hado (My Hero Academia) and Waller
I just wanted to share this Ocean Healer Nejire Hado from My Hero Academia Anime, she is swimming under the ocean with the help of Waller...
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I'm back with another fan art for the Holozing game, and this time I've brought the human version of our spiky floof - Woolitz. Nostalgia got the better of me today, so I went back looking at some of the older characters from the Holozing game, then I caught a glance at Woolitz, and I knew what I wanted to draw today. I tried drawing her differently from the usual angry little sheep that we see in him. I kept the lightning horns since they're a big giveaway of the character, and tried to sneak in the floof and smoothness through her hair. I also tried doing something different than usual with the background, y'know, none of that boring circular gradient lights, but one that could actually be hiding something in the background - some pillars or a field...
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Dragons visit Varadero beach! (3D Montage #1) - Holozing Fanart!
Anyways, today I sneaked inside of the family gallery and found some pictures of mine from these summer vacations of Varadero Beach. But I found something weird... I saw some dragons...Hmm, where did they come from... Oh, right, my holomons accompanied me during the trip, how could I possibly forget! But they were actually accompanying me from another dimension, so I had to make them come into my reality with some magic tricks hehe... the art of montage 🔥! I took the photograph inside of the alternate universe they were born in, called Blender, and once the camera was aligned to the perspective I made them pose for it on top of a flat surface! After correctly posing for the camera I made sure to recreate the sun correctly, to make their shadows hit the "sand" how they should, and then rendered the image...
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Here I am, starting my day with a new fanart, the first #terraox I've illustrated. For this, I thought of a turtle, a bull, and obviously a dragon. Together, I created this personal version of this great earth dragon. I really liked it. Now, I'll show you the creation process...
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Today i made a new digital drawing of the holozing character the female water/ocean healer. i wanted to draw more of swirly water and it was the perfect chance to draw water healer. enjoy...
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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 to bro a clean outline of the pencil sketch making the art clean. Third, is to pick out the right color combination for the art , after that start applying color to the art. 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. Then I added the background and some finishing touches...
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Today I'm here to show you a new drawing I made inspired by the characters from the game Holozing. This time, I was inspired by a beautiful photo of two young people sharing a watermelon, and I decided to practice a little and ended up turning them into the Forest Healer and the Ocean Healer, sharing a beautiful moment. Below, I'll show you a little bit of the process. I hope you like it. The first thing I did was draw the picture. As I mentioned, I was inspired by a Photograph I found on Pinterest, which shows two young people eating watermelon together while looking at each other knowingly. After sketching the base of the drawing, I began to characterize them as Holozing characters. For the girl, I chose the Forest Healer with her long, flowing hair, and for the boy, the Ocean Healer. This time, instead of drawing them dressed like the characters in the reference image, I dressed them in their original uniforms. then proceeded to apply the base color, taking samples directly from the original images in the game. Then I began to add shadows. To do this, I first chose where the light would come from and, using a new layer on top of all the color layers, I applied color to the shaded...
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The creation began with a sketch, where I laid out her silhouette and pose. At this stage, I wanted to capture her dual essence: both healer and strategist. Her confident stance was key, and I paid special attention to the flow of her dress and the positioning of her fan, which would later become her secret weapon. Once the sketch was ready, I moved on to the lineart. Clean lines helped refine her facial features, her braided hair, and the folds of her dress. This step is always rewarding for me, as it transforms the rough sketch into a polished base, giving clarity to the character. Coloring came next, and this is where she truly came alive. Shades of green dominated her design, reinforcing her bond with the forest, while earthy tones were added to connect her with the Western environment. The fan, her dress, and her accessories all harmonized in a palette that made her look natural yet powerful...
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---Zingu and Mountain Ermine enjoying the snowy day--- Holozing fan art.
This piece has been like a before and after in my drawing process. I have learned a lot about digital art, and I think that day after day you can see the improvement. For this illustration, I only made a sketch, and when it came time to outline, I replaced my usual method of doing black line art. Instead, I began working on the line art in the final color of each section and made blocks of flat color with the dark and light areas clearly defined. This process was revolutionary for me. I had already done something like this, mostly when creating backgrounds, since they don't have outlines or line art, but I don't know why I didn't like the idea of outlining directly with color. I think from now on I'll only work this way...
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My intention is only to reference or reinterpret, so we are not going to faithfully copy the original work. At least in this case, I wanted to draw the girl sitting in the opposite direction and leave a space to place the basket full of vials. Now we can do the sketch. This took me longer than I thought, and I had to discard the first version I made, which frustrated me a little, but after taking a break, I was able to continue and finish it. At this point, it crossed my mind to change the color of the sketch and leave it as line art... haha, but it wasn't going to look good, so I spent some more time finishing the line art in black and a brush called YUNA. s time to decide and add the base color. In theory, I wanted to maintain the anime style but get a little closer to the tones used in the original painting...
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