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The first thing I did was the legs. They are long and thin, so I didn't have much trouble making them this way. I made the body as a 3D rectangle, with the difference that I used beige pieces for the bottom and brown pieces for the top. I should clarify that Naara has a green tail, but I didn't have any bricks in that color. The ones I did have were pink, so I used that color and made a pink tail. That's how I finished the body parts and assembled each one in its place...
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It’s day 3 of Zingtober and the prompt is “Crown” and I was thinking what I should draw. First I was thinking of drawing the little Zingu with a crown but then I changed my mind and decided to draw one of female healers with a crown. I chose to make portrait of light healer with a beautiful crown on her head. After drawing a girl I drew a crown and then designed an outfit that would look like the original one and is only a bit different because I needed to draw something that would look great with that crown...
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Zingtober Day 3: Crown - Fally Crowning the Healer of Light 👑🦅
Well, as usual, I like to start all my illustrations with a sketch or line art. In this case, my idea was to draw the Light Healer standing in the middle of my canvas with her arms raised and a surprised expression on her face, when suddenly, to her side, the creature (Fally) approaches, flying toward her with a large crown that represents the keyword of today's challenge. Once I had captured my idea in strokes, the next step was to choose the colors. In this case, I again opted for a gray scale, starting with a light gray for the base of the Healer's skin. For this part, I only used my airbrush brush to achieve a fairly smooth and soft skin tone...
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This is my entry for day 4 of #Zingtober, following the rules of #Holozing and #Inktober. Today’s prompt is Murky. I’ll be drawing using only pencil for the sketch and black pen on paper. Following this rule, I started with a simple sketch. My drawing features Glimmo, the little turtle, swimming in search of water lily flowers in the muddy, murky waters of a swamp. He came out with his flower—but covered in mud. I hope you enjoy my drawing...
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Now, a crown is mostly associated with kings, so I had to draw a king of the Oceans. I did have to change his hairstyle a bit so that the crown fits on his head, but I guess that went well and made her look more king-y. Also, at the final step, and when I thought I was done, I felt like the background could be improved a bit (it was too light and dull), so I added some shades and shadows here there which ended up making him look a bit darker and more gloomy, but I think it wasn't a bad addition and ultimately made him look more interesting...
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I started the piece with a rough sketch to define the composition and the character’s posture. I wanted her to appear small and vulnerable, so I drew her crouched in the center, giving the impression that darkness was closing in. Once I was satisfied with the sketch, I moved on to the line art. The clean lines helped bring structure to her form, especially her delicate hands and hair strands. I kept the line weight varied to maintain a sense of movement and softness in contrast to the eerie atmosphere...
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For the deer prompt, it was quite literal and I wanted to do a cute Naara because I don't think I've ever drawn this one since it was introduced. For the progression, I started with the background I wanted ^^ I wanted to do like a single spectra in the browns and orange in the spirit of the cozy season ^^ And since I thought Naara was just really good as an autumn baby too. So from background, then the Naara sketch, base color then a bit of coloring the parts. I actually took a while with the sketch cuz I have never drawn a deer before either so this is definitely new to my hands...
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For the third day of Zingtober, with the prompt Crown, I wanted to portray a dragon grass with a strong attitude of power and arrogance. I imagined it wearing its crown with pride—not as a symbol of nobility, but of dominion and ferocity. Its gaze conveys that it doesn’t need to prove its authority—it simply imposes it by existing. The crown, far from making it look majestic, only strengthens its aura as a villain, as if it were the unchallenged sovereign of a wild and dangerous realm. I took a photo of myself to use as a reference for that "bad guy" pose, though I had to adapt the pose because I didn’t want to make Verdarox anthropomorphic...
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The first thing that popped in my head was Naara.😄 I think most of us did, haha. I looked for a nice post of a deer and started sketching Naara. It might look like black and white but I used an undertone of brown and shades of it.
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First, I sketch the outline on the sheet of paper with a 4H pencil. I use this type of pencil because it's easier to erase in case of any mistakes. I always like to start by drawing basic shapes, as it helps me get the proportions right for when I start painting. For a beginner, I think it turned out quite well on the first try. After the main sketch I made an outline with the fine black drawing pen and then erased the pencil ones made in the first step, so that it would not interfere with the markers, a little complex work because it had several curious details. Besides being a black and white design, I used the dark Prismacolor...
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