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I started the process with a sketch. At this stage, I focused on defining her pose, body structure, and the composition of the entire scene. It was the step where ideas flowed most freely, letting me shape the essence of what I wanted to transmit. Then I worked on the lineart. This step gave precision to the drawing, outlining the contours of the character, her clothing, and accessories. It was important for me that each line reflected the delicacy and elegance of the concept. With the base lines ready, I moved on to coloring. I chose a palette of deep brown tones for the skin, contrasted with the darkness of the hair, and enriched it with bright golden and turquoise details that symbolize Egyptian luxury and divinity...
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Here I start with a new fanart for this #holozing community with my first illustration of #fally (at least I don't think I've illustrated it before). I made it keeping its essence in the design but giving it my personal touch with lines and volume. I liked the result. As always, here I will show you the creation process...
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Emberion is an interesting fella for me i was such a big fan of fire type characters just thinkin about it hits some nostalgic feelings of my childhood memories. It was hard to sketch the pose here since i wanted it to be on a dynamic angle and perspective you know the thing like you need to enlarge the body parts that are closer to the viewers view point and then make the parts that are farther to be smaller iykiyk what i mean right...
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Today I decided to draw the portrait of the female forest healer. I really like the colorful version of this forest healer that how she has multiple colors in her hair especially the pink color. When I was working on this portrait, my main focus was on drawing her hair beautifully and making her face look so realistic so I started this portrait with a sketch of a girl and then drew the remarkable features of the character. I drew the accessories and the flower on her hair. I didn’t change them much because I liked the features just the way they were. I also drew earrings for her. When I finished the sketch, I went on coloring her skin first, and after shading and highlighting her skin, I went on coloring her facial features, clothes and hair. After that I worked on her accessories and added little shine on them...
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From the start, I knew I wanted Cinella to feel both adorable and powerful. I began by creating a dynamic sketch that stayed true to the original design while keeping a strong sense of movement. The cool thing about Cinella’s compact design is that I could use the symmetry tool, which made the holo look dynamic while still being flawlessly rendered! Something I almost never do is paint in grayscale before adding color. I’m not really polished or experienced in this technique, but with Cinella, I felt it would work well since I had a fairly clear idea of the result I wanted to achieve. That’s why I rendered it almost to what you might call “perfection” using only shades of gray. To add color, I used a Hard Light blending layer to apply color without altering the work I had already done in grayscale. This immediately gave me amazing results, which I paired with a radiant blue sky that complements Cinella’s red color perfectly...
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Today I want to share with you a new fanart illustration of the #Holoverso. This time I chose the character Glimmo, having as style something more Kawaii/Anime oriented, with simpler shapes and finish, respecting the original reference. My idea was to make a fun and cheerful character, sunbathing. Being a simple illustration I opted for a simple cel shading with some soft touches in the lighting. I hope you like this version and without further ado, I leave you with my process...
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DIY! Criatura "Noxic" con foami moldeable / "Noxic" creature with foami clay. ( Fanart ) [ENG] [ESP]
In the initial phase, I start by taking a portion of carmelite colored clay to make the wings of the butterfly. Then, with her hands, she molded them into a ball shape, giving them a curious finish to begin the process. Next, I developed the orange, green and pink shades for the internal parts of the movement, as well as its head, body, neck and arms, always giving my best in the design. Finally, we made the eyes and final touches on the legs, using the colors yellow, black, red and pink for the shine. This design is a little more complex, as the parts are smaller when it comes to molding. It should be noted that this design was sought in the Holozing community; but the realization are made by me, with dedication to look more beautiful in the home or bedroom, I will return with new ideas to share with you, see you soon and excellent week...
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I decided to draw a collection for Holozing and this outfit was inspired by Zappit and ofcourse theres a lot of light healer and zing vibe on her outfit. The choker with a keychain that is based on Zappit's ear. Then the top and shorts as well are inspired from Zappit, i also added the half symbol of light healer and that serves as both hair tie on either side of her hair. The shoes is Zing inspired and colors of a typical light healer although i added some pink pastel colors on her hair and the accesories for a different touch but still compliments well the colors of a light healer...
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This sketch has been in my draft vault for a while now because I cannot decide how the background would turn out. Idk, but I always have a hard time drawing Zingu and Zinguini because of their details, hehe. I am yet to draw Zinguini, though. 😆 But yeah, it was time to take this out from the vault! Haha. Yooo, the background gave me a headache figuring out how it's supposed to be. I have the reference, but executing it was hard, haha. I used a different brush to achieve the snow, which speeds up the process...
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I started with a sketch to capture the overall composition and energy of the piece. At this stage, I focused on her posture as a rider and the atmosphere of a vast desert setting. It’s always the moment where ideas take their first shape, and I tried to express her determination right from the start. The next stage was outlining. Here I refined her silhouette, giving clarity to her clothing, accessories, and facial expression. Every stroke was meant to make her personality stronger and set the base for the rest of the artwork. Then I moved into coloring. I selected earthy tones for her outfit to integrate her into the desert landscape, but I kept her hair bright and full of contrast to make her healer essence shine through. This mix of colors gave balance to her design...
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