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Today is day 2 of the Zingtober and we have to make a drawing about “weave”. For this painting I decided to make a portrait of Ocean healer as she is weaving her hair. At first I wanted to draw the forest healer as she is waving her hair but then I changed my mind because she already has braided hair and I wanted to make painting of another healer with this appearance. I really admire those who work gray scale because it’s really hard for me. I nearly darkened everything in my previous Zingtober art. This time I did my best not to turn everything so dark...
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I'm here this afternoon inside #hive with a new fanart, continuing with the new #ermo creature, this time in shades of pink and with a delicate touch. I think the stylized and delicate look of this new #holozing creature looks great, and here I'll show you the creation process...
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I sketch the structure, outline and shape of each creature or healer. To execute it, for the most part, I start by making some geometrical figures, and from there, I give body and shape to each creation. I continued applying various shades of blue to give my drawing depth and volume. I also highlighted the edges with a blue pencil...
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It's the second day of Zingtober, and the subject for today's drawing is weave. Now the first thing that comes to my mind by that word is the hero Weaver from Dota 2 - the game that I play most of the time. He's an insect that, well, weaves threads of time, now I can't find any insectoids in Holozing character roster, so we're back to humans and weaving their hair, haha. For this piece, I drew the Forest Healer with a generous amount of hair and braids woven on one side. Now, this hairstyle is a bad omen in anime for those who know, but whatever, it's an anime, but a game...
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Hey guys, I'm sharing my entry for this day of Inktober. I came in a little late, but the important thing is to participate here, my entry with its crown, I hope you like it...
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Zingtober Day 2: Weave - Little Miu knitting her own hood 😺🧶
I began my drawing by making a basic sketch of the little cat sitting in a kind of living room of its prey, knitting a long cape to wear with its own hands, or rather its own claws. In this case, I wanted to leave the sketch throughout my illustration, as with my previous work, to better define the details of the shadows at the end. I began the painting process by choosing the right shades to comply with the #Zingtober rules. In this case, I used a medium color leaning towards light for the base of the cat's body (Miu). I tried to leave some open tips on the sides to represent the creature's fur. Then, with my watercolor brush, I began to work on the shadows and highlights, blending a little to achieve volume, but above all to capture the texture of the fur...
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My drawing is inspired by swimmer Tom Daley, a British Olympic champion known both for his diving and his passion for yarncraft. It was wonderful to see him during the competition, weaving peace into every stitch, threading silence through the rhythm of his hands. And of course, our protagonist could only be our Ocean Healer—ready to dive in, but first focused on his stitching. I really loved this idea and the blend of concepts; I believe it captures the prompt perfectly...
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[ESP/ENG] ZingTober 🖌️(Healer female forest & Healer male light)
Honestly, I wasn't sure whether to participate in the ZingTober event or not since I didn't quite understand how it worked, but I managed to get myself to give it a try. The fanart I decided to do for my participation is about the female Forest Curator and the male Light Curator, along with the capturable Wrackdoom and Infurno...
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For the second day of Zingtober, with the prompt "Weave," I decided to interpret it through a magical scene where a forest healer creates a delicate and ethereal healing glove, weaving it alongside Arachlet—the perfect Holo for this task, as their natural ability to spin and intertwine makes them the ideal ally in this process. For this composition, I debated whether to draw the healer full-body or just half, but to avoid complicating things—and ironically complicating them even more—I decided to draw the healer in full body, forcing the perspective on her shoe. Thankfully, Arachlet turned out right on the first try...
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I started with a sketch, letting my lines flow until Miu’s personality began to emerge on the canvas. The sketching stage is always my favorite because it’s where imagination takes shape for the first time. I made sure to capture his round body and those intense eyes that say more than words ever could. Once the sketch felt right, I moved on to the lineart. Clean, confident strokes defined the character’s silhouette and the scene. This step felt like bringing order to the initial chaos, giving Miu’s fluffy form the structure he needed...
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