Wonderful Saturday, I already missed you!

I was a little busy these days, there was a lot of movement creating an online store and I had not had the will at the end of the day. Not to write, but in my free moments I was able to draw a Fan Art that took me several hours to create. It is a Fan Art of the Healer of Light, wonderful Apotheosic Goddess of Holozing. She is without a doubt my favorite.

I love the color palette she has, the smile and the white outfit that she is made of is so striking. I was drawing and painting a little every night before going to sleep. I usually like to watch a bit of my childhood cartoons before going to sleep, so I would turn on the TV to listen to "Tooncast" while I drew. Just to listen, I don't know how people do who say they do something while watching TV, I honestly admire them, because as far as I'm concerned I can't.

I listened and placed my attention on the drawing, one of the phases that took me the most time was the sketch. The more I clarified the details I wanted from the character, the more time I invested. I wanted to establish a clear direction, so I did my best there. There were lines that I repeated several times, as well as later restructured some that I had already believed were "ok." Especially in the hands, haha to achieve harmony in them, I had to recreate the pose several times with my own hands and thus replicate them.

Another of the stations I dedicated myself to was the details station. The shadows to simulate gold were in 3 grade color, although I still feel that I need to improve it. That detail process reminded me of the Illustrator trick, there is only one brass section and that's it, Voilá...And I'm doing everything manually, haha. I almost felt something thinking that it was something I could fix there, but I put that laziness aside and better practice the process. It will help me work better with colors and their composition.

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Let's quickly see the Drawing process:

To draw I used my tablet, pencil and Medibang Paint as a drawing program. I started with a quick sketch and then moved on to a more defined one. I did the sketching process in about 2 or 3 parts, in addition to cleaning. When I reached the point of sketching that I was satisfied with, I moved on to laying down the base colors taking reference from the original art of the Healer of Light. In some details I varied the "yellow" a little, due to the amount of details on the clothing and because I wanted it to be quite decorated. When I finished the base colors, I went on to give details, shadows and lights. I played several times with different backgrounds, so I could think or imagine how I wanted the ending. However, disappointed, I opted for something out of the ordinary, with a contrasting color in blue. Let's see the process:

Sketch, outlining and line cleaning:

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Base colors:

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Details and Shadows:

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Here the final result:

I loved the result, consider that one of the cutest characters is the Healer of Light, she will surely be the first one I will acquire when the game is released!

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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 application for character and background: Medibang Paint.
Translation: Google Translator.
Texts, photographs, screenshots and editions of my authorship/original content.