Holozing Curation Compilation #367

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Author: @almightygrim
Curator: @solumviz

I finished my Holozing drawing today, and I'm here to share it with you. This time, I drew the Light Healer along with Xolobis since they both shared the same color theme, like the Egyptians - the white and yellow, plus the accessories she's wearing, give somewhat of the same vibe as them. Anyway, that's it for today's drawing. Let me know what you think about it in the comments down below, and I'll see you all in the next one...

Author: @masummim50
Curator: @solumviz

Today i made a new digital portrait painting of the holozing female forest healer. she is holding something that looks like the forest healer symbol with magic around that is lighting up a few things around her. let me know your thoughts about this drawing...

Author: @julsdraws
Curator: @solumviz

I just sketched this female forest healer with a touch of both Wrackoo and Viper of Valorant, i just adjusted some of the designs of viper for it to be not a direct copy of hers. I also mixed some parts of wrackoo's design into this fit. Anyway without further ado here is the drawing process...

Author: @katakana30
Curator: @solumviz

First I used a 2B pencil for sketching on a jota to help design also give me a clear idea of how I want the drawing to look like before sketching it out on my canvas the main sketch of the fine art helps in figure, designs and pose of the character. I used to be pencil for the sketch. Second, I use black ball pen to draw the line art of the sketch highlighting the form making the drawing look clear. Third I said applying colors to the drawing using pencil colors building up the color process step by step from skin tone to shadows. Fourth, I added some finishing touch including details of the characters color Shadow and shading the needed to make the drawing look more 3D...

Author: @atem.art
Curator: @solumviz

Here’s my drawing of Zingu. I really like this little Zingu so I wanted to draw a cute drawing of him so I drew him as he is holding a snowball. After that, I colored and worked on his skin and other features. I used the hair brush for drawing some hair on part of his skin. I wanted the setting to be a snowy weather so I used a cloud brush to draw the snow ground, I didn’t expect it to turn out this good because I don’t usually work on the settings and I don’t have proper brushes for it. I also used this brush to work on the snowball. When I finished working on it I realized that it was too round!! So I used this cloud brush again but this time as an eraser and erased around of the snowball and it just turned out more realistic. I also used a glitter brush to add white dots on the snowball. I also used a “driven snow” brush to add the snow...

Author: @enolah
Curator: @solumviz

I'm really excited about the contest happening on Holozing! I’ve just started diving into the world of art, particularly portrait drawing, and I’d love to showcase my progress as I work on mastering realism. Let’s learn and grow together throughout this journey...

Author: @manuel2395
Curator: @solumviz

On this occasion I wanted to bring you a new contribution about #Holozing, which as many will know is one of the most popular games on our platform; In this case the adaptation is based on one of the fire-type creatures in the game, more specifically I am talking about the small fire-type wolf (Infurno) in its Radiant HoloMax version, in this case I wanted to represent (Infurno) in a humanized and feminine version of the creature, preserving much of its coloring and particular features, but giving it my personalized touch. Well, when I already had my clear idea of what I wanted to do for the creature, what I did was get to work and begin to capture everything in a sketch, in this case I represented the humanized version of (Infurno) as if she were a young woman with hybrid wolf features, large ears on her head and of course large...

Author: @lorentm
Curator: @solumviz

I started with a sketch, letting the energy of the idea flow freely onto the canvas. At this stage, I focused on capturing Emberion’s pose and presence, making sure his stance felt strong and heroic. It was the foundation where I defined how his dragon traits and anime-inspired look would blend together. Next, I worked on the lineart. Clean and defined outlines gave structure to the drawing, highlighting key details like his fiery hair, his sharp claws, and the folds of his uniform. This step brought clarity and set the stage for the rest of the work. Once the lines were ready, I moved on to coloring. I used a palette of reds, oranges, and yellows to emphasize his fire element, balanced by the dark tones of his clothing. At this point, Emberion’s personality began to shine through the colors, full of intensity and warmth...

Author: @lebding
Curator: @solumviz

lemme start off with the lines the first is the messy rough sketch then followed by the lineart. secondly i began my coloring process with the face yeah and rendered the skin too. now i start coloring and rendering the hair consider adding the accessories of an ocean healer right? lemme also change some of that colors and the symbol on nessa's sando top...

Author: @judetheartiste
Curator: @solumviz

I thought of doing a fan art of forest healer and zing creature ermine. I faced a little challenge in sketching the hair of female forest healer. The flow of her hair was quite complex to consider, but I managed to work it out. At first, I thought I should stick with just a flat color for the hair. However, I noticed the original character had highlights, so I decided to add those in. I wanted to be playful with the colors of her highlighted hair but didn’t want to overdo it, so I kept the highlights in their original location and added a little extra on the side...