It is me again, I am back with another drawing. My goal of completing two drawings in a week seems hard to achieve because I don't have much time to spare. A lot of my time is consumed by the house chores maybe soon I can draw twice. But I am still glad that I could draw at least once a week for the past three weeks, today is the fourth week that I could draw at least once a week.

Previously my last drawing was "Female Light Healer in Casual Clothes holding HoloZing Tumbler", and the one that I drew. Today, my subject is Female Ocean Healer in Volleyball Uniform. Below is the final drawing that I drew.

Thinking about what kind of drawing to draw is challenging I am glad that I thought of drawing a volleyball character for Ocean Female Healer and I immediately drew the rough outline and finalized it.

My style of coloring is "bucket" coloring, I am glad that doing this is very easy on IbisPaint. I colored the hair separately because of the dark highlight of the hair. Same with the shirt and the shorts I also colored them separately.

Coloring the skin also needs to be in separate layers same as the volleyball.

Highlighting and shadowing are very time-consuming and they make or break the final appearance of the drawing. I highlighted the hair minimally same with shadow. I put shadows on the shirt, I found out that you just have to paint a darker color at the bottom of the chest to make them pop and make the breasts look real.

I also found out that painting a saturated color on the skin makes it glow and makes it look a little bit real. When it comes to the eyes I found out that it is very helpful to paint the details of the eyes in separate layers to give more flexibility in editing in case you did not want the outcome.

To put the icing on the cake I thought of putting the HoloZing "Z" logo on the shirt and the shorts, I think they look good.

Hive account@chenee is a bartender by profession, a plain housewife caring for my family. I love pancit, I love to play online games, and I also love to sing and dance. And now an amateur digital artist.