Holozing Curation Compilation #421

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Author: @yanes94
Curator: @solumviz

The idea came up because I saw the post about the new creatures, and one of them really caught my attention: a very cute armadillo . It wasn’t overthought, but it definitely stayed in my head. While I was streaming, I started thinking about doing my own take on that creature. Not copying it exactly, just reinterpreting it in my own way. That’s when the idea of doing a girl version came up, lol...

Author: @damoclesart
Curator: @solumviz

Today I'm starting Saturday with a special post for #holozing. The reason? Well, I fused two characters who share similarities and a common origin, like Sun Wukong. It's #Wuzaru and Goku combined into one character, and it's special because I did it to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Dragon Ball, an anime that really impacted me and thanks in part...

Author: @hiddenshadows
Curator: @solumviz

Today I thought I should make a sculpture for holozing community and my pick is the Larvie fanart. I've been putting off working on this fanart for a while now, I'm...

Author: @manuel2395
Curator: @solumviz

As usual in all my works, I like to start by creating a good sketch where I can more or less capture the structure and poses of my characters. In this case, I drew the Forest Healer with an appearance slightly more adapted to my own style to give her a more personalized touch, and right next to her I drew the flying creature (Noxic) approaching her in a slightly defensive and distrustful position. Once I had establish...

Author: @virgilio07
Curator: @solumviz

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...

Author: @kracie
Curator: @solumviz

I've been trying to submit this post before stepping out to church today but I couldn't and that made me so devastated but coming back from church, the service has been a bit better and less crappy.
Today's bracelet was created with Waller fanart in mind. I used the following materials for today's bracelet making...

Author: @yale95reyra
Curator: @solumviz

Panyang is a large character, and since I had embroidered Panyin a few days ago, I didn't have enough black thread to finish him, so I decided to only embroider the upper part. I'll keep this in mind for when I have everything I need to embroider the whole body. On a piece of paper, I traced the inner outline of the embroidery hoop I was going to use this time, which was a bit smaller to save thread. Then I drew the character inside the circle; this would...

Author: @damoclesart
Curator: @solumviz

I'm currently working on pieces with an Asian influence, so I wanted to create one featuring the lovely #foresthealer. I think it turned out beautifully, and I also added a more artistic touch, making it more than just a character...

Author: @atem.art
Curator: @solumviz

In my last post I shared my painting of the male light healer and this time I decided to paint the male ocean healer because it was a long time that I didn’t draw anything of this character. For this painting I decided everything to be like the original character and I didn’t change much. I just wanted to make a realistic...

Author: @manuel2395
Curator: @solumviz

Well, first of all, as with every illustration I do, I like to start by creating a preliminary sketch. This helps me get a clear idea of what I'm going to do and, above all, the poses for my characters. In this case, I drew the adult Infurnal wolf with a fairly large size and proportions, while I drew his little son smaller, chubby, and cute. Once I had defined the structure...