I hadn't noticed how beautiful the Male Healer of Light is! 😏
His features, his seriousness and that long, straight white hair, undoubtedly belong to an anime heartthrob. From my side, I had not tried to draw him before. But, last night I got the courage and did it in his Chibi version. I love Chibi characters, because I think they are super round and cute. I present to you The Healer of Light with Infurno. Both are so cute!
Looking at my latest drawings, I've been drawing a lot of fire. Haha, I hope I don't become a pyromaniac. Just kidding. The process of creating this illustration was nice, it wasn't one of those illustrations that sometimes frustrate you, maybe it's because I've recently had daily practice and that helps me not to mess up so much 😂. One of the things that always gets complicated for me is the background. I have to practice or research the basic fundamentals of creating backgrounds, because ok with the character, but it's just there in the air.
Let's quickly see Drawing process:
I started as always, a general sketch and then a careful one. Cleaning up as much as possible at the same time and doing it in layers, so that cleaning up later is easier. After I have the layers of the outline done, and everything is clean, I combine them to leave a single layer that I later turn into a reference. Now, with a lot of patience, I have configured my brush for the outline and I have considerably reduced the outline step. I like soft strokes, but without blurring the sides and pointed ends. For the sketch and outline stage, I used Holozing's original art as references.
Sketch and outline:
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Base coloring:
To place the base colors I use the paint bucket or the shortcut type of the application. For this step, I used the color palette of the original art as a reference. I left the eyes of the characters and the fire as is, because I will address them in the detailing stage.
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Details, Shadows and lights
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Finished illustration:
Illustration and Background
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References, original art by Holozing:
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For this occasion, it seems to be everything. If you made it this far, thank you very much for your time. Greetings, La Cochina en Salsa says goodbye.
Drawing Program: HiPaint.
Translation: Google Translator.
Texts, photographs, screenshots and editions of my authorship/original content.
