Holozing Curation Compilation #334
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Author: @deddywox
Curator: @solumviz
This time, I created fanart of the characters Zappity and Emberox. This artwork depicts Zappity flying on an Emberox in a dark sky filled with lightning flashes. This artwork took me about 6 hours to create.
Author: @zellypearl
Curator: @solumviz
Today's 3D model is Cinella Fanart. I did find this one a little challenging though, but like I said, I won't stop exploring and doing my very best. Though there are lots of limitations to the software I am using but atleast it's helping me make progress so far and I'm learning more about it too and how to meander through it I do hope you like my 3D model today, let me know if you like my cinella model and what you feel might be missing in my model, I appreciate all your feedback and criticism, it helps improve my work, thank you! And see you around!
Author: @solumviz
Curator: @acidyo
I decided to do something different with the canvas orientation. As you can see I decided to use landscape style canvas for this one. For the collection set these kinds of works are also accepted by holozing. They will be mostly used for card description because of the space it occupies. As for the art, I haven't drawn Shinaara before(I think) so it was time to bring him out of the darkness and put him where he was most seen. In this instance I decided use grassland as the background with a sunset kind of lighting illuminating Shinaara as well the environment around him.
Author: @emja
Curator: @solumviz
This time, I wanted to draw one of the water-type dragons in its evolved version. I chose to draw it at sunset on the water, in a place that looks truly beautiful. And honestly, I'm really starting to enjoy drawing sunsets! This drawing was very simple, it didn't take me long to make. Practically, what was going to be the most challenging part was drawing the dragon, which I did quickly, and I really liked how it turned out despite how simple I kept it. The rest, the most enjoyable part, was doing the water. It took me quite a while, but with the help of a reference image, I didn't get too lost.
Author: @jasonmyers13
Curator: @solumviz
Today I want to share with you a special illustration: it is an evolution of a dragon called Tiderox, a creature belonging to the fascinating universe of the Holozing game. To begin this drawing, I researched visual references of dragons with similar styles to the one I had in mind. In my creative process, I let myself be inspired by Milotic, a water-type Pokémon that stands out for its elegance and fluidity in design. I wanted to convey those qualities in Tiderox. I explored various images on Pinterest, looking for compositions that balanced the mystical with the aquatic. I finally found a visual reference that I loved, and decided to reinterpret it in my own style. The result is a version of Tiderox that combines, fluidity and a more stylized aquatic aesthetic. During the sketching phase, I focused on capturing the visual essence of the Pokémon Milotic, known for its serpentine elegance and aquatic harmony. I used a variety of strategic guide lines to build its basic structure and outline its style. Once satisfied with the result, I proceeded to merge these distinctive features with the original Tiderox concept, achieving a transition between the two designs. The goal was to preserve Milotic's delicacy...
Author: @lorentm
Curator: @solumviz
Today, I'm incredibly excited to share a new piece I created based on one of the characters from the amazing holozing universe. Terraox is the evolution of Terrarion, the earth dragon of Holozing. For this fan art, I wanted to give her a fresh twist by creating a female humanized version. Designing this character was an exciting challenge, and imagining what Terraox would look like if she took human form brought a whole new level of creativity to my process. She radiates strength, fierceness, and the solid will of earth itself. Her design is inspired by rocky terrains and lava-sculpted cliffs, which I’ve tried to reflect in her armor and environment. Working on her allowed me to explore a strong yet elegant warrior vibe—someone who controls the very ground beneath her feet. The humanized female version of Terraox has a dominant presence. I designed her with long, flowing hair in fiery red tones, reminiscent of magma rivers that snake through the earth’s crust. Her eyes are sharp and confident, hinting at both wisdom and danger.She wears an armored bodysuit that resembles scales and rock-like textures, symbolizing her deep connection to earth and durability. The horns on her head remain faithful to her dragon form, as well as the spiked shoulders that enhance her powerful...
Author: @leannwithdoublen
Curator: @solumviz
For my fan art today, I drew Forest Healer with Chirple. I am still new to drawing animal characters. I think I did well, LOL. For the line art, the usual brush I used is a detail marker, which is my go-to brush in terms of line art and sketch. To make my line art cleaner, I adjust the stabilization of the brush. For the next process, I used the shape fill tool, which is one of the usual too, since I discovered this brush, my life changed as it saves me time I used to manually add the base color, which sucks. With the shape fill tool, just adjust the stabilization and drag the brush, and now I have cleaner base colors. I still use the shape fill tool to add the base shadows and highlights. And then I added texture to the canvas what I do is I added a fill layer and then I click the pattern and choose patter I wanted to use, after that I set the blending mode into soft light and then I lower the opacity to 30%, If you use krita I suggest you to try it. After that start adding more intense shadows, and I use a basic flow brush in this part of the rendering. This part adds shapes to the character, and I like the texture of it...
Author: @damoclesart
Curator: @solumviz
I'm kicking off Monday with a new and recent fan art I just created: a crazy, cartoonish version of the cute lighthealer, my favorite healer. I wanted to create a kind of crazy, moving caricature, and I loved the crazy result of this version of the healer.
Author: @surrealworld
Curator: @solumviz
Today I'm just going to ramble a bit more at the beginning, as there are so many variations of basically the same thing. What exactly do I mean by that? You'll see for yourself anyway, but in short: I also made the cartoon as a beginner's comic book (beginner, because it's an experimental project so far and I haven't done anything like it before!) and for those who don't feel like watching YouTube, I've split the 12 minutes into 1 minute GIFs so you can see all the scenes silently here on my blog. So let me say at this point, even if it looks like a comic created by a child, it was time-consuming. 😜🤣 So, even if it's not perfect, I could have used more frames, drawn more scenes, used a better voice change... This is my first attempt. I just wanted to present it in time for the musical opening of my idea, because I want to prove that I do what I say and secondly: I already had a lot of scenes that didn't make it into the opening and also I already drew the basic characters, so a lot of work was already done in advance, so that I could concentrate on the missing intermediate parts and thus was able to finish the first experimental episode already this week. If I'd had to start from scratch and redraw EVERYTHING, it would have taken 100% longer. I had also used some things slightly modified but more often. Repetition saved me the time to draw new scenes. I then compiled all the scenes in a video editing program, added the music...
Author: @virgilio07
Curator: @solumviz
This time I share with you a fan art inspired by one of the characters known as Cinella. My fan art is a creeper style bracelet with colorful threads and pearls alluding to the character that highlight and provide an elegant style. With no more time to waste I invite you to join me in this fascinating creation and put your hands to the thread. To begin this beautiful jewelry I started by cutting two 40cm strands of thread which I will use as the base for our bracelet. I then cut a 130cm strand of yarn that I will use to make the vine style weaving. Started the bracelet by making flat knots in the following way: First I took the right strand, passed it over the base, made a P shape, then took the left strand, passed it over the right strand (which was on the left side), then passed it over the base and pulled it through the inside of the right strand (the P shape). Then I stretched the thread on each side evenly to make the knot. With your fingers you press it so that it is even on both sides and so we begin our weaving. Now I took the thread on the left side and passed it over the base thread, I formed a kind of four, then I passed the thread on the right side over the left thread that we have on the right side, then I passed it under the base thread and took it out through the inside or ring of the left thread as...
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