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Hello there, everybody. I hope you're having a wonderful day. Recently, my work has been easing up so I've been having more free time on my hands to dedicate to drawing, so I've been experimenting more and have dealt with more styles in the past few days which has been quite enjoyable.
Hey there, folks. I hope you're having a great time. I wanted to leave a quick update on my latest Holozing fan art of Light Healer and what I did differently.This time, I decided to work on adding details to the overall painting. I added those butterflies around her in the background and put more focus than usual on detailing her hair - trying to make it look fluffy and smooth.
Hey there, all. I hope you're doing well. Today, I finished fan art for a rarely visited Holozing character: Woolitz.To draw her, I chose a slightly different color as the primary color and added some purple which I thought would go well with her blue accent. Implementing the usual fluffy hair technique, I thought it was time to add in some new details that's why I went for adding more facial features to it, and that's why it's among one of my fav drawings currently.
Hi there, everybody. I hope all is going well with you. Today I have another Splinterlands Art Contest entry to share with you all. And, again, for this round, I'm doing one of the older cards - The Time Mage.Going back and doing older characters gives such a nostalgic feeling. Back when I had just started playing the game and my drawing skills weren't as polished as they are now. It's also good to know and see how my older drawings would look if I were to redraw them today, so I another fan art for The Time Mage to see how that compares...
Hey there, people. I hope you're having a lovely time. I just finished another Holozing fan art and I thought I'd share it with you right away.I drew Woolio this time and used the method that I have recently picked up. I'm really impressed at how easy it's been to change my drawing techniques to create another completely new style (even though some parts still indicate that I've done it, but I'm working on those still).
Hey there, everyone. I hope this post finds you well. It's been a while and I've been wondering how to improve my drawings. That's when it occurred to me to try out new and different styles.It's an idea that has been sitting on the back burner for a while now, mainly because it's not too easy coming up with new original ones whose components fit well together. The other reason rooting in the other one, and that's because it's too much hassle and I've been inside my comfort zone for a while now. But I guess it was time to change that... great things don't come around easily...