Holozing Curation Compilation #417
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It is a weekend today, so I had the time to sit in front of my drawing tablet. It was a busy week for me, so I did not have the time to finish this art last Wednesday. Finally finished it! 😊 I feel rustyyyy to be honest...
Here's a fally exercise I did today. I thought about not posting it because it seemed a bit basic, but in the end I think it's always good to show how to construct a paper model and how to give the characters coherent poses while maintaining their proportions...
As usual, the first thing I do when I'm going to draw the design is to mark the inner outline of the hoop I'm going to use so I know precisely the size of the character I'm going to embroider. Then, to transfer the drawing to the fabric, I use carbon paper, always being careful not to move either the paper or the fabric to avoid the drawing shifting. As you can see, the lines of the drawing are a bit light and can be smudged by handling; therefore, I always go over all these lines with a pen to improve their visibility. Then the fabric is stretched taut in the embroidery hoop...
First of all, I focused on the structure of the main character, in this case the creature (Wuzing), which I made much larger and more robust than its basic version or stage. In this case, I drew Wuzing covered in flames around the neck, shoulders, and eyebrows. Once I had finished the sketch, I moved on to the next step, coloring. In this case, I started with a base of light brown tones to try to form the base of its fur. I shaped the musculature in the arms and legs, while at the same time creating what would be the fur around the silhouette of the creature's body...
Beautiful and delicate chain knot bracelet inspired by Drazing
Started the bracelet by making flat knots in the following way: First I took the right strand, passed it over the base, made a P shape, then took the left strand, passed it over the right strand (which was on the left side), then passed it over the base and pulled it through the inside of the right strand (the P shape). Then I stretched the thread on each side evenly to make the knot. With your fingers you press it so that it is even on both sides and so we begin our weaving...
I had another idea in mind for this piece, but in the end I discarded it and focused on creating a kind of dense portrait of Panyang, and I liked it. I want to do a close-up of the faces of other characters; I feel that they have a powerful presence this way...
Just like the other dragon, it has an elongated shape. It's not my strong suit, I need to keep practicing, but I think this basic shape has good potential. Next, we created the sketch in red. I had a clear idea of how I wanted the character to look, something between a coiled snake and a cute little dog basking in the morning sun. As a final step, I did the line art in black using the “Yuna” brush...
Today, I'm pleased to introduce Wuzaru with a young healer. Technically, this isn't the most recent one, but I've been interested in drawing it for a long time. I really like the look of this creature. I think it could be my second favorite after Wracko. I had done a lot of sketches in the past, but none of them convinced me until today. Since Wuzaru is a little monkey, I wanted a cheerful pose that showed his rapport with his companion, so I thought about drawing him playing or at least climbing on top of the healer...
ANCIENT SPIRIT OF THE SEAS, the great whale shark (ocean healer)
I illustrated the ancient representation of the protector and creator of the energy of the seas, the great whale shark that gave power to the #oceanhealers. For now, this is my favorite of the recent fanarts, and I hope you all like it too...
Started the bracelet by making flat knots in the following way: First I took the right strand, passed it over the base, made a P shape, then took the left strand, passed it over the right strand (which was on the left side), then passed it over the base and pulled it through the inside of the right strand (the P shape). Then I stretched the thread on each side evenly to make the knot. With your fingers you press it so that it is even on both sides and so we begin our weaving...
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