Yesterday I had some extra time, so I started drawing. Sometimes I imagine one thing, but the truth is I find something else. I guess that's how it is, sometimes there isn't that mind-hand connection. However, I consider that all the processes add up, they are learning. On this occasion I made a FanArt of the Healer of Light, she is one of my favorites along with the Healer of the Ocean. I wanted something quite focused on her, that's why I chose a dark background that would give a boost to the enhancement of my character.
The result, according to my husband, is good. But I don't know, it's like when you feel that something doesn't quite convince you. But I decided to leave it like that, I had a bad headache and I preferred to leave it for peace of mind haha. I love the scene, the Healer and her light, slide through the dense night and her gaze captures us. I really liked the composition. It reminds me of my favorite Mortal Kombat character, Ashra.
Beyond that, I took the opportunity to practice with the illustration an effect that I am learning, I saw Mental Canvas and I fell in love haha. Although the availability of resources took me to the first shores of Prisma 3D. The effect is quite similar and I can do it from my devices.
Let's quickly see Drawing process:
I started with a quick sketch, at this point I didn't have the slightest idea of what I would like the background to look like. Many of the things I draw flow as I go along, sometimes I like it and sometimes I get confused haha. But then I moved on to an outline accompanied by cleaning, to erase those strokes that were out of place or that weren't complete.
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When I've finished the sketch, I move on to coloring. I place the base colors. For this, I used a palette very similar to the Healer of Light, original art. For the coloring I used the paint bucket, to make this step easier.
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Then, I moved on to a stage of light and shadow. Now that I think about it, I would have used softer shadows. For this stage I used an airbrush and a blender. Some layers like luminosity and soft light, accompanied by a Gaussian effect.
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With my character ready, I moved on to work on the background. I used a dark color, then a clipping mask so I could add touches with a brush called "stars." On a separate layer I made the clouds.
I forgot, the top part, which is a floating crown type, I gave it a yellow base and the sphere in white and then I turned a top layer into luminosity.
Finished illustration:
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Original art by Holozing / FanArt
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.
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