Holozing Light Healer in Long Braids Fanart

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Hello, How are you? I am back with another piece of fan art, but this time, my subject is Light Healer. I hope you like it. :D



The Process:


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For the sketch, it took me only one layer before I drew the line art, which is a good sign for me sometimes when it takes me three layers before I achieve the sketch I want. It is just me correcting the proportions. I used the marker details on this part and light pressure to sketch my subject.


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This is what it looks like when the line art is final.


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Now that the line art is done, the next thing I am going to do is add the base color of each part with its layer to make it easier to render later. I used a shape-fill brush to make it easier to color each part. Because her clothes were white, I darkened the background so that it was easier to see.


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Now that the base colors are added, It is time to render the part that needs to be rendered. The first part I render is the skin I added the place where the shadow needed to be placed and then I added highlights of yellow on her hair because that is what is in the original character.


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After adding the base render, I then add texture to the canvas what I do is I add a fill layer and then choose the default paper pattern after that I set the blending mode to soft light and for the final step I lower the opacity to 30%, now I have texture canvas. I added more shadow on the hair, eyes, lips, and clothes. By the way, I used an airbrush soft brush to render.


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In this next process, I darkened the background more and I instantly saw a lot of difference the subject popped out more, and then I started to render in detail the hair I used a rake bristle dry brush to add strands of hair to make it look more realistic.


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For this process, I completely darkened the background, I am planning to add lighting behind her so that I add more darker shade on her hair and the side of her hair highlights.


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For the final process, I added a ring of light that reflects behind her and then I added a halo with rays around it. To add a glow around it I just duplicated that layer and set the blending to addition and then I used the blur filter Gaussian blur, that is how I do the glow.


Thank you for visiting, see you on my next blog. :D
Please take care of your mental health as well.
I hope you are okay today :))


Materials used:


  • Graphic Tablet
  • Duration: 5 hours
  • Krita

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