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Hola a todos bloggers, hoy vengo a mostrarles esta pieza de ilustración infantil, un redibujo de una de hace 2 años

The sketch was very fast because I had the idea in my head several days ago, so the sketching process was very fluid

In the color palette, I used a combination of pastel tones to give the softness I wanted to achieve in this scene.

I have changed my way of drawing faces and even the body of my characters. Also for this version...

In the last few weeks I have been trying new things in my art work, among them are the techniques and brushes I use

But the most curious thing was not his musical ability, but the melody he chose. It was always the same

I imagined a story where there are plants so huge that you can use them as umbrellas.

What I like about children's illustrations is that they convey peace and innocence.

Keeping that in mind, I also liked to join the idea of a cat who likes yarn balls and the girl who is a seamstress

Hi bloggers, I hope you're doing well... it's been a few weeks since you last saw me here XD...

The main idea in this sketch was an old witch doing spells and potions in the outskirts of a forest. But...

For this illustration I spent at least two hours looking for references of totem poles in real life...

This represents time itself. The wind is the time that little by little takes away our childhood dreams...

In a fantastic realm, beyond the limits of our known world, reality takes on an unusual and captivating form...

In the last few days I have been trying my skills in new areas, one of them has been character creation...

For now for this week I have chosen the sexy and powerful Lux Vega, I wanted to draw her for a long time...

This character every time I see him reminds me a lot of kitana from mortal kombat, I love that character...

Hello bloggers I hope you are very well, today I bring you my entry of this week for the weekly contest of splinterlands

the problem or rather the dilemma I always have when I paint in traditional style is that I don't know where to start...

One of the things that inspires me to recreate artwork is that you can see it from your point of view,...