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I'm here today to share my cinelara fanart 3D creation. This is my first time working on this particular fanart and I think I like it, also see my procedures and let me know if you like my first model of cinelara fanart model...
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I'm always excited everytime I want to share a new creation of mine cause I honestly feel I should have started earlier before now, somehow it feels like I'm behind but I wouldn't listen to that inner voices because it's better late than never. My new high poly model of holozing fanart is Whale, I don't know if it's the actual name for it but since this is a whale, looking at the fanart, then it's should be called so. Or is there another...
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I began by drawing lines in various directions, along with some geometric shapes, to form a male silhouette; I would then add the features, characteristics, and qualities that define him as this creature. The process of bringing it to life involves using the wide range of colors that characterize it—such as orange and red for the hair and other areas, and black and yellow for the background and clothing...
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I'm sharing this lovely gold bracelet inspired by the ocean healer holozing fanart. The sea shells are the most pronounced features of the ocean healer aside from the colours and canoe logo. So I inserted that into my bracelet and I pretty much like the result. This style came to my mind as I was resting on my bed tonight, so I quickly grabbed my devices to pulled this off...
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Holozing Fan Art | Ocean Healer and Chirple, Guardians of the Blue Coast
I decided to start by sketching a basic outline of my idea for depicting the characters; in this case, for La Sanadora, I chose a defensive, combat-ready pose, with both fists raised in a forward guard position, showing that she’s ready for action, and right next to her I drew her adorable winged companion (Chirple) taking flight. Once I had finished the sketching process, I moved on to the painting process. For her skin, I used bronze tones from my palette to match the sunny weather...
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This is a soccer-themed illustration featuring the #LightHealer, though there’s a sense of dejection underlying it. Still, life goes on, and—as with every post—here is the process...
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Today I decided to make a beautiful painting of our cute little Naara. ^^ I made a sketch of happy Naara and then started coloring it. After coloring the skin and other features, I went on working on the background and then it was time to add little details to complete the painting. Adding all these details takes a lot of time but it’s my favorite part of every painting...
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I started by sketching, keeping the original reference in mind. I like making this kind of fan art because I usually do it as a portrait, and it’s one of the things I enjoy doing the most. For my version, I wanted to change the hair and make it a little different, since I didn’t really like the hair in the original, hehehe. Once I've finished the sketch, the next step is to start adding color to the drawing. I start by adding a base color which is the one for the skin and then I continue adding the base color for each area or element in the drawing...
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Drawing your favourite green raccoon – I’m trying to stick to the same style I’ve been using for the last few days, and to be honest, it looks great, hahaha. I won’t be drawing any more landscapes just yet as I’m really short on time, but I hope you like this new batch of character redraws with a touch of Asian-inspired patterns...
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So I found a panel YCH reference from Pinterest, and I wanted to make a Holozing fan art out of it. There's a lot more of it on the platform, and I am keeping them on my saved pins for future use. 😁 In this scenario, female healer seemed to need a little help. 😅 So I started with the sketch of the poses, and then crafted the other details in the process. I added the color first to the characters. Yellow and stripes of green look good on the female healer. 😁 And then, I matched the yellow hair on the hat's details. For the male healer, I chose the silver hair with...
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