I am glad to have the opportunity to be here today to share with you a Fan Art of the Healer of Light. She is my favorite healer, I don't know if it's her color palette, but I like it a lot. Based on that thought, I decided to recreate a very "light" version, so that this feature is the most prominent in all the art. In addition to that, I used a similar color palette, but with gold details in the suit with details of shiny precious stones.
Even though it took me several hours to illustrate and colour it, I had the feeling that something was missing. I don't know if it's a feeling you've had, but this time I was left with that in my heart. However, thinking about the time I had not drawn, things aren't going so badly. Little by little I'll remember some tricks to apply to improve. One of the things I like most about the composition in general is the luminescence of the character, the background brightens up its surroundings, it's a being of light after all!
Skecth | Colored |
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Let's quickly see Drawing process:
To make the illustration I used my tablet, pencil and Medibang Paint as a drawing program. I started with a not-so-quick sketch, to do it I sectioned it into several layers so that at the end when it was my turn to clean it up, it would be easier for me. I sectioned the character into parts, the most detailed ones were the hair and the suit area. Once I had drawn the general lines, I went on to the detail lines and then moved on to the cleaning stage of the sketch.
Sketch
Coloring and light details
I did the color and detail stages almost at the same time, because I felt that the location of the highlights had to be present at the time. Initially I gave it some base colors, which I later illuminated or mixed with other colors from the same palette, but darker. At the same time, I was trying out several brushes, which allowed me to achieve what I imagined. Among the brushes used in this stage are: Airbrush, water-based acrylic, blur, as well as layers such as clipping, lighting, darkening.
In this color stage I was playing with colors, as I was adding details I felt that my character did not stand out in the background. That is why I darkened the upper areas, to add some difference, I used the petal brush in the background with light colors and maximum thickness. To add the dark details, I airbrushed in violet with low opacity. Despite seeing the luminosity I wanted, I felt that I needed grays in the hair. With the airbrush I placed the details and later converted them to the multiply layer.
Translation: Google Translator.
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