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The Zingtober’s 31th prompt is “Award”. This is the last prompt of the Zingtober. For this prompt, I thought of drawing one of the dragons but I changed my mind and decided to draw our Wrackoo. He looks serious and angry so I thought if he got an award he might look happy like some of the other holomoons so I drew him with his award and put a smile on his face. ^^ in the end I decided the setting to be a forest because that’s where Wrackoo belongs to...
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Rewards Update // Arachlet in 3D Decorative Figure Quilling Technique [Eng-Esp]
Today, I decided to make a decorative figure of one of the new creatures, the beautiful Arachlet, in 3D using the quilling technique...
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The journey began with the sketch. I started by outlining the general structure —the podiums, the ink pots, and the feathers— making sure each element had balance and harmony. At this stage, my main goal was to capture the essence of the word “Award” through form and composition. Once the sketch felt solid, I moved to the line art. I carefully refined each contour to create clean and expressive outlines, emphasizing the curves of the feathers and the elegance of the vases. It was here that the drawing start...
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Today's theme is Award, and instead of drawing an actual award, I chose to draw a character "receiving an award". I chose the Light Healer as the subject and drew her striking a triumphant pose with one fist in the air... I think it's a fitting theme to send off the Zingtober contest month...Anyway, it's been a fun ride and a fun month for me with all the drawing challenges. I hope you enjoyed this last entry as well...
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This time I created fanart of Araclydon. This artwork depicts Araclydon as a giant robot flying through the sky, readying a plasma cannon from its mouth.
Araclydon's robot style is slightly Stem Punk...
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Every digital piece I make starts with a sketch, where I freely explore the composition and expression. For this one, I focused on balancing the character’s smile and the positioning of the drawings she holds, ensuring a natural and storytelling flow. Once I was happy with the sketch, I moved on to the line art stage. Clean lines are essential for anime-style pieces, so I carefully refined the outlines to keep them soft yet defined...
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Zappity gear second pose- animation attempt- Holozing fanart-
For this piece, I illustrated a character that, curiously, I had never touched before. I don't know why, but that's how it was, and I liked it. It has the potential to be powerful. For this piece, I was inspired by Luffy's second march in One Piece. I made a basic sketch and fitted the character's shapes into it, and I think I managed it very well. From there, I added the final colours all at once and began to blend them. I gave the character a bit of an aura and proceeded to animate some electric discharges...
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Today I ventured to work with plasticine, small character of the little whale of Holozing to make a stop-motion, it is the first time I do this. The good thing about doing this work is that you have a lot of fun, the bad thing is that I'm not an expert with these plasticine creations and it cost me to make parts of this character hahaha, but I dared and I do not regret it, the result is really worth...
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I only had the sketch ready for this illustration since that day, so all that was left was to create the line art. I don't know if you can tell, but I used a dark brown tone. Apply the base color, starting with the darkest shades you will use. Blurring the sky, I also added some bushes, which meant deciding whether to use the cloud brush that comes with Clip Studio or this new one I downloaded. I think both look good, but the new one goes better with the style of the whole image...
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The first thing I did was the design I wanted for Narra; As I said, I haven't been doing fan art of the creatures and characters lately. Instead, I try to make them as similar as possible, but changing a couple of things that I feel might not look very good on foam. I also changed the eyes to how I usually do them. Anyway, once I had the design ready on the white sheet, I transferred them to the corresponding colors of foam...
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