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For the fifth prompt, "Deer," I wanted to represent more than just a simple deer: I created Naara and her evolution Shinaara—two majestic creatures almost made of plants, their bodies seemingly woven with living leaves, flowers, and branches. Their connection to nature is deep and symbolic, but to balance the scene and add vibrant contrast, they're accompanied by a small ocean healer, whose presence brings a touch of aquatic light amid all the greenery (even though everything looks gray here)For the composition, I drew inspiration from the way certain tattoo designs are crafted—ensuring that elements don’t just float randomly in space, but are filled with interconnected details that tie all the elements of the design together...
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t's the 7th day of Holozing's Zingtober - the lucky one. Today's theme is Starfish, and what better character to draw than the Ocean Healer holding one~ At first, I wanted to draw something related to Patrick the Starfish from SpongeBob's show, but drawing a cute little ocean healer holding out Patrick would've looked weird in some ways (or maybe interesting in others ...?), so I held off on the idea for a while. Maybe will give it a shot in the future, but for now, a proper drawing would suffice...
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To be honest, I usually skip events like Inktober. There’s always something , yes! not enough time, random life stuff, or just me doubting my skills when it comes to line art or pure black and white pieces mmmm yes tbh I never feel super confident with clean lines or harsh contrasts. But this year I decided to stop overthinking and just enjoy the process, even if it’s messy or imperfect. One thing I really liked about Zingtober is that, according to the rules, you could actually use a specific color spectrum.... That instantly caught my attention ... Hmmm I did ask a question about that a few days ago, but since I didn’t get a reply, I ended up sticking with grayscale. It felt like a safe middle ground Imo still within the challenge, but in a way that feels natural to me...
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I started with a rough sketch to establish the pose, proportions, and energy of the character. My goal was to capture her enthusiasm — a lively wave and a wide smile that felt spontaneous. This stage is all about finding rhythm and flow through simple strokes. Once the composition felt balanced, I moved on to the lineart. I refined the outlines carefully, using clean, expressive lines to highlight her facial features, hair, and the folds of her clothing. In monochrome art, linework carries the emotion, so I paid special attention to its weight and direction...
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This time, my post is for the latest Zingtober contest in 2025. I chose 10 prompts chosen by Holozing, with a 72-hour posting period from the first post. Creating black-and-white artwork is a challenge, as you determine the light and dark values of an object to convey the atmosphere of the environment within the artwork. My Zingtober post, using the HEAVY prompt, depicts Zappity crushed by Verdion. Verdion looks confused, as if sitting on something, while Zappity, with a facial expression, supports Verdion's weight...
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Today's prompt is all about heavy and i picked Zingu as the one pulling a cart that has a Waller inside. While Waller was enjoying the ride the poor little Zingu felt how heavy pulling the cart on his own. I think this illustration fits perfectly with the theme "HEAVY" for Zingtober...
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Hey guys, for this occasion inktober is a must so I use as reference my portrait the "Reckless" a Holomonster from the holozing universe I hope you like it...
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It's time for the 8th day of Holozing's Zingtober, and there's a lesson to be learned in this one. Today's theme is "Reckless", like the kid who is trying to peel an apple with a mother trucking CLEAVER. Now, in our case, it isn't a kid but a grown-up lady, but even she could mess it up, and what would be left out of the incident will be a giant pool of blood... sooo, yeah, take care pulling anything like that, don't do it if possible, and yea...
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For this opportunity, I have decided to take on the challenge in a different format. This first prompt wasn't very well planned, but I promise to get everything in order for the rest. My idea for this Zingtober is to do it using traditional painting techniques. I started by making a simple drawing of Shinaara and a healer in front of her, and then I took black and white paints to begin this challenge. I think this is the first time I've only used black and white paints to paint, so it was something new and fun. First, I created a mixture for Shinaara's fur, and then I lightened or darkened it depending on the area to be colored...
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My fan art is a personalized bracelet that stands out and offers an elegant style. Without further ado, I invite you to join me in this fascinating creation and get started. I started by cutting a 40cm strand of yarn for the base of the bracelet. Then I cut a 130cm strand of thread to make the flat weave of the bracelet. 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...
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