Holozing Curation Compilation #340

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This is our curation effort that aims to curate posts that are shared in the Holozing community. These posts highlighted are the finest content that our Holozing curators submit for curation. We also encourage you to visit these blogs and show these great Holozingers your support and encouragement. Engagement is what makes the community thrive, so we hope that you are taking the time to visit each other's posts.

Author: @julsdraws
Curator: @solumviz

I recently watched this trending animated film on netflix which is Kpop Demon Hunter, i saw Rumi and like the character design of her and with that in mind, i decided to draw her here on Holozing with mountain ermine. I also changed her outfit a little bit and made her a Light Healer here in holozing. Materials Used: clip studio paint software and drawing tablet which is my new tablet Veikk Studio 16...

Author: @ezuntimmy
Curator: @solumviz

Today i would be sharing with you all one of my latest drawing which is that of the Holozing character named Light Healer. I've made a scribbling drawing of Light Healer it was supposed to be in dark mood different from our usual white and gold queen of light. I wanted it to stand out, This technique is one i enjoying doing and I'm still improving on it but i enjoy every bit of making it . This was a though one, since I've spent a lot of time on this particular piece combining scribbling and blending technique, i hope you love it. I created this drawing by using the scribbling technique and the Ibis paint software on my Samsung Galaxy Tab A. I continually come up with new ideas to explore because of this process, and you can notice some improvements from my initial sketches. I began sketching from the left eye, then proceeded to the nose, the right eye, and so on, until I reached the hair. The most exciting aspect of my drawing was the hair , which I did gradually from dark to light tones, layering tones upon each other. Before adding up the light tones, but at the first instance i had to make my sketch scribble in black and...

Author: @damoclesart
Curator: @solumviz

Here I am starting the weekend with a newly created illustration, a portrait done in my own style of the lovely #foresthealer. This type of portrait combines a bit of semi-realism with a comical touch, and 99% of the portraits I do are done this way. This time, I wanted to give it an Asian girl touch, and I liked the result.

Author: @virgilio07
Curator: @solumviz

This time I share with you a fan art inspired by one of the characters known as Zinguini. My fan art is a creeper style bracelet with colorful threads and pearls alluding to the character that stand out 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...

Author: @lorentm
Curator: @solumviz

Today, I want to share a very special piece that I created with a lot of love and excitement. It’s a fan art based on one of my favorite characters from the amazing world of @holozing. This artwork is dedicated to Verdarox, the final evolution of Verdion, the grass dragon from @holozing. I was immediately drawn to her majestic and wild energy, and I couldn't resist the urge to reimagine her in an anime-inspired, humanoid female version. As I worked on this piece, I found myself connecting deeply with the character. Her blend of strength and natural grace inspired me to explore vibrant colors, soft gradients, and bold shapes. I wanted her to feel powerful, yet elegant—a creature of the wild, reborn as a warrior in human form...

Author: @lebding
Curator: @solumviz

Yow yow yow zingers! am fascinated with demihuman forms of animes i mean who wouldnt right?? or it was just me. for starters lets begin with somethin basic like a kitty like miumiu. I start of with first and foremost is to do a rough sketch. follow that up with a neat line art yeah? but not that neat lol...

Author: @deddywox
Curator: @solumviz

This time, I created fanart of the characters Glimmo and Tiderox. This artwork depicts Glimmo playing tag with Tiderox, chasing him to the bottom of the deep ocean, passing through sea caves and coral reefs and sea plants. This artwork took me about 5.5 hours to create.

Author: @marile21
Curator: @solumviz

This time I want to share with you a decorative figure made from pipe cleaners, inspired by MIU, this small and tender kitten from Holozing is one of my favorites, so this time I made it from pipe cleaners, it was hard for me to find the gray pipe cleaners, if I didn't find them I thought about painting the white ones with black shadow until I got the gray color, below are the materials and step by step. The first step I'm going to take is to cut the anime sphere in half. You can also use it whole if you wish. Using your fingers, we're going to give it a flattened shape in the center, with the top part a little thinner than the bottom. Next, I'll roll the gray pipe cleaners around a toothpick as usual, gluing them to the front until they're completely covered. On top, we'll cover them without losing the thin shape. On the back, I'm also going to cover it in a circular shape. Then I made the ears, forming a pink triangle, and covered the edges with gray pipe cleaners. You can add a little pink eyeshadow to give the pipe cleaner more intensity. Now, we position the ears with silicone. I used hot glue throughout the entire process...

Author: @valenpha
Curator: @solumviz

This time, I'm sharing the step-by-step instructions for making a cute pencil topper inspired by the Ocean Healer. This time, I had the idea of creating just the Healer's head, giving it a nice border to draw more attention. As an extra decoration for another pencil or pen holder that goes with it, I wanted to make the Healer's logo, obviously using the character's corresponding colors. The first thing I did was take a white sheet of paper and draw the design I wanted for the Ocean Healer's face and hair. After I had the idea ready, I drew the logo. Once the designs and sizes were ready, I transferred them to the corresponding colors of foam, as explained below. With the pieces ready, it's time to color the edges, adding contrast with paints or markers, and blending with a cloth. So for the head, I used a light brown shade, for the logo design, a shade of brown, and for the hair and the base of the logo, a shade of dark blue...

Author: @manuel2395
Curator: @solumviz

Today I bring you a new representation of the #Holozing game, this time I wanted to represent the Forest Healer on an exploratory mission deep in the caves when she suddenly got lost in the labyrinth of rocks; but it turns out that while she was trying to find the way out of this dark and gloomy place, a small flying creature (Cinella) appeared right in front of her, which landed in front of her as if it wanted to show her the way, guide her to the exit. Well, as usual I like to start my creative processes by making a basic sketch, in this case the Forest Healer would be the main protagonist of my illustration, I drew her right in the center, as if walking right towards the front of my canvas while in her right hand she holds a large torch which serves to illuminate her path inside the cave. I began the coloring process by giving the basic shape to the character's skin, in this case I took my airbrush brush and my watercolor brush and began to give the details of lights and shadows to the character, in this part I like to soften the strokes a bit with the watercolor brush and blend the strokes for a much more realistic skin; I also like to use the airbrush again with reddish tones to achieve warmth and life in the middle of the face...