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Today, I decide to draw one of the Holozing holomons and I chose our cute Zingu. I wanted to draw a cool portrait of this holomon so I drew it with a big crown on its head. To make Zingu look more cute and lovely, I drew big eyelashes for it and then colored its cheeks red. I also drew a beautiful necklace for it. I wanted the crown to stand out so I focused on working on it...
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Holozing Fan Art | The Guardian of the Waves and the Purple Arachnid Arachlet 🕷🌊
For the development of this piece, I chose a medium shot composition that focuses on the Healer's calm expression and confident posture. For her design, I gave her striking, long deep blue hair with vibrant light reflections that symbolize her aquatic element. I focused a lot on the smooth shading of her face, neck, and torso, using airbrush blending to define the soft volume of her skin. To emphasize her identity, she wears a tight dark suit and a distinctive round necklace featuring a glowing wave emblem...
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Here is how I'm starting the new week, with zingu fanart in mind. Since it's been a while I modelled this fanart, I thought of working on it today, do you like this version...
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I'm here to share my latest forest inspired silver ring. This was made using a sphere and a torus then I encrypted the forest healer logo into the base Ring and gave it a stylish design too, both on the ring and base...
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The last fan art I did was about the extreme heat, but now, thankfully, it cooled a little because of the rain. But on the bad side, it causes floods and blackouts, so there's always a trade-off...
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This time I created an illustration of Infurno, sticking to the technique of using only greyscale (I used a lot of black). When working with light, it’s important to learn how to reserve the light tones (which I didn’t quite manage to do), but I’ll keep practising to improve this style...
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I have with me here today cinella fanart model to share. It's my second version of cinella fanart. The first model I made of this fanart was a lighter shade of it and today I tried something different...
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I drew it as if some wind is blowing - either the weather or from her powers moving stuff around and generating current, I thought that'd look cool. I wanted it to be different since I usually draw her in a forest and a forest looks calm mostly.In the end, I drew some electricity spark lines around her to make her look even cooler, along with her confident face, I think it ended up looking pretty nice...
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Holozing Fan Art | Golden Horizon: My Digital Fan Art of Falcor 🦅
For the development of this piece, I chose an action-focused composition showing Falcor descending gracefully with his massive wings wide open. I paid a lot of attention to the details of his sharp, curved talons and his fierce facial structure, including the distinctive dark crest around his piercing eyes and golden beak. When applying the color, I used a rich palette of warm browns, ochres, and deep earth tones, utilizing smooth...
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Today I’m bringing you some old-school art. I was looking at Pokémon cards and saw lots of sketches, which reminded me of the art style on the very first Pokémon cards from when I was a child (a long time ago), but the background and colouring are brilliant – I think I’ve come pretty close to what the cards from my childhood looked like as I remember them...
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