Holozing Curation Compilation #265

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Hello everyone!

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Author: @fixie
Curator: @kstreet

Nice job and I like the card border!

Hello Holozing friends, I hope you are feeling very well, I was looking at some publications, where I could see very beautiful and original designs, especially made digitally. I don't use digital tools well but I try to put my skills into practice manually. I'm not very knowledgeable about the subject, but what I could understand is that you can contribute a lot without changing the characters too much, so good! I want to make a contribution. I have made a portrait of the Healer of the Forest accompanied by his friend Wrackoo who always goes behind his back. I don't know how to add those beautiful frames that are the official ones for the cards, but I tried to draw a similar one. Here I briefly comment on how I did it, I hope you like it.

Author: @marars
Curator: @kstreet

Amazing wing colors!

Hey dear friends of Holozing, I hope you are great in my case I'm still recovering from the flu, this time I want to show you this fanart of Cinelara, this interesting creature of Holozing, I had some time without making a fanart of this character so I decided to do it adding some of my style, I wanted to draw him partially human, I hope you like it.

Author: @sephiwolf
Curator: @kstreet

Absolutely stunning!

Greetings dear friends! I hope you are doing well!
I'm glad to be with you once again sharing the third installment of my idea for Holozing physical cards, and today the turn is for my favorite Healer, Forest healer.

Author: @jijisaurart
Curator: @kstreet

Looking good!

Hi, everyone! and oh- February is about to end and as per usual, days feel like short. 😆 Nothing new on my side just the usual routine, and I always find comfort in art (to stay sane!).

Author: @damoclesart
Curator: @kstreet

Sweet helmet!

Here I am starting the day with a new fanart for the community where the #oceanhealer is an Atlantean warrior, the concept works well due to the theme of the sea and it could be an old version of the ocean healer and of course illustrated in a chibi version

Author: @deddywox
Curator: @kstreet

So cool!

This time I made a fanart of the Woolitz character who became a female superhero mutant.

Author: @hadianoor
Curator: @kstreet

Gorgeous hair!

Today I'm here with beautiful fanart of my two favorite characters of holozing that's non other then Shinaara and Cinelara.

Author: @emja
Curator: @kstreet

Haha love the cat's face!

Hello, friends, how are you? Here again your friend Emja with a new drawing for Holozing, in which I have drawn one of her female characters grabbing one of her pets or, well, creatures, which is Miumiu.

Author: @leannwithdoublen
Curator: @kstreet

Amazing!

Hello, How are you? I thought I was safe from contacting my family colds but I was wrong LOL Who gets sick in this hot weather "It's me~" Before this sore throat worsens, I regret not taking my health seriously again LOL. For today's fan art, I drew Forest Healer with bunny ears just to make my mood better.

Author: @ushiro.snow
Curator: @kstreet

Great job!

The first step of sketching a drawing is essential to establish the basic structure of the work. This step, known as the initial sketch, involves drawing light, loose lines to outline the general shapes and proportions of the subject to be drawn. Using a soft graphite pencil, such as an HB or 2B, the artist sketches the most important shapes, such as contours and lines of action, without worrying about details. The key at this stage is to keep your hand relaxed and allow the pencil to glide smoothly over the paper, making it easy to correct and adjust proportions as necessary. This flexible and provisional approach helps to establish a solid foundation on which more precise and complex details can be built in the later stages of the drawing.

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