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It's been a while I worked on human models and characters, I've been doing more of the animal versions of holozing fanarts, so today I thought of doing something different and so I opted for ocean healer portrait. The character is one with a fixed feeling, you can't easily tell her emotions, cause she neither look sad nor happy, she is just there somewhere in-between the two emotions. I made her look a little bit like...
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I'm glad to share this new model with you today, I did my second zingu model and I think I like this one more than my first model, al the same, what do you think...
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It's my first keychain 3D piece, I first drew out the healer shell design on the smoothened sphere I created, transformed the shape to that of the ocean healer headband shell and then created the chains for holding together bunch of keys, and then I painted it in suited colour and texture of a metallic material...
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I'm sharing a digitally illustrated #wrackoon; I started with the sketch and line art, then added everything else in Photoshop. It had been a long time—at least two years, I think—since I did any digital work, but I’m back at it today and hope you...
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Today I’m sharing a simple piece by Woolio with you; I decided to stick with the aesthetic, shape and concept – it’s like seeing a retro version of each of the characters. The idea is to illustrate each of the early stages until we have all the Holozing characters...
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This time I wanted to draw something different from the usual Healers, so I decided to draw one of the monsters, and this time, the monster happened to be Naara. I didn't want to turn her completely into a human, so I carried over some of the features that makes her be "Naara" such as the ears, horns and other little features without impacting the final result much. I intentionally used darker colors than the ones in the original image so that I could add some light rays on her hair and clothes...
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Continuing with the retro grey-scale illustration style, I’ve got a rather nice piece for you, to be honest. I’m feeling more comfortable with the brush I’m using and the style; I’ve got a better idea of where to place the shadows and how to blend them so they don’t look too heavy. Let’s just say I’m starting to get the hang of this style a bit more, an...
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what do you think of Ocean and Light Healer were watching? Which scene from the series...
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Holozing Fan Art | Whispers of Light in the Forest: My Fan Art of the Healer of Light and Cinella 🐞
For the composition of this piece, I chose a close-up medium shot to focus heavily on their interaction and expressions. I wanted to show the Healer with a serene, slightly curious look as she turns her head toward her tiny companion. Cinella is illustrated mid-flight, with her bright red wings fully spread and a friendly expression on her face, hovering right next to the Healer's shoulder. I paid close attention to the Healer's unique features, such as her striking white hair with warm golden highlights and...
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Today I’m sharing a piece featuring Naara, as part of my ongoing series of grey-scale, halftone illustrations. This time it’s Naara’s turn. Funnily enough, without realising it, I made the outlines around her eyes darker, which has resulted in a rather macabre version of Naara...
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