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We start with a triangular figure from here we will make the character this serves as composition and to simulate the shape of a pine tree once the idea is ready we make the sketch in red and finally the lineart in black. We apply the base color, I used a cold palette and relatively similar to the one in the reference, I took some freedom in the tones. I also make the shape that the moon will have in the background with a brush that has that shape...
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I modelled a bracelet, I think I'm beginning to love the ocean healer more as I've found myself constantly working on something to compliment that healer. I've shared a few work processes for my creation...
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I really like the reference that I picked from Pinterest, but I realized I had a problem, haha. 😆 You see, Verdarox is a wingless dragon, and so, I had to figure out how the body would be since the reference that I had had wings. That was the main concern for me, other than the light, shadows, and details. I imagined Verdarox would be resting on fields of flowers on top of the mountain. Perhaps, tired from training. 😆 He looks peaceful, but don't get fooled! hahaha. 😄...
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Holozing Fan Art | Healer of the Ocean, Warrior and Protector of Dragons
Once I had a clear idea for the piece, I began the sketching process to finalize and define the structure, especially for the main character, who would be the Ocean Healer. In her case, I wanted to try to preserve the original essence of the Healer—such as short hair and a slender face— but at the same time give her a slightly more robust build since this would be an adaptation into a warrior...
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Today I wanna share this stylish bracelet idea I had and decided to model it, drawing my inspiration from the holozing light healer fanart. This time it was quite easy for me to draft out the light healer logo as I understood the physics behind it the last time I did something similar. Working on it again was a work through for me. I went ahead to start the bracelet creation after finishing with the...
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I wanted to start with a new fanart of Chirpily in her evolved and legendary form, which I call the Emerald Phoenix. In this form, she loses her legs, gains another pair of wings, and is always floating. For now, it's one of my favorites, and I hope you all like it. Now I'll show you the process...
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Holozing Fan Art | An adult Armadilox on the lookout for lurking danger
The first thing I did was refine the main sketch and tweak the creature’s pose a bit so it would fit my style well. In this case, what I came up with was to draw the giant (Armadilox) full-body right in the middle of my canvas, and my idea was basically that he was taking a walk through the forest when suddenly he hears a suspicious noise in the distance, which immediately puts him on alert. Once I finished giving the main characte...
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I ventured forth with the only things I had on hand: blue crayons and a blue ballpoint pen that sometimes runs out of ink. Humble materials, yes, but full of possibilities. You don't need the most sophisticated equipment to bring ideas to life; sometimes limitations become the most powerful engine of creativity...
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I had a little bit of a hard time sketching Wrackoo because of the pose, hehe. I wanted a happy Wrackoo enjoying the warm weather and cool water. At first, I wanted to change the watermelon floatie to something with grass or leaves to match Wrackoo, but I thought the watermelon fit perfectly with the Summer vibe. Now, I added the teal color for the pool. I tried to change the watermelon to red, but it was too intense, so I just stuck to the color pink! 😁 I used an airbrush at hard pressure for...
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Today I’ll be giving life and color to one of the drawings I created for last year’s Zingtober. I only had the ink version, and I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to give it new life and turn it into a colorful and fun illustration. Specifically, it’s the drawing for day 10 with the prompt Sweep. For that occasion, I decided to draw little Zingu the penguin, using his ice power while sweeping with a broom and singing happily...
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