Looking at the official art shared in the Discord of Holozing I came across this character whose design I really liked and decided to make her a somewhat artistic and profile design

Since her personality conveys a bit of sensuality, so I decided to highlight that a little more.

By the way, I also want to mention that all the designs I've created so far are an artistic exploration of styles and techniques, utilizing everything I've learned in my art classes.

Although I don't consider myself an expert, I hope to improve and find a unique art style while we have fun together. The time will come when I can transfer all this knowledge to digital form. I'm currently saving up for a graphics tablet. I recently got a very basic PC, and now I'm saving up to buy that, and I hope to start drawing digitally.

REFERENCE / ORIGINAL ART FROM @HOLOZING

I start with the typical method I use for proportioning a head, I start with the circle.

I add the jaw. This time I wanted to try this pose, which is a bit complicated. I don't normally draw faces from this perspective, but I wanted to try it with this character, highlighting that sensuality or flirtatiousness.

Then I begin to structure part of the bust from the rearview. From the jawline, I draw what would be the trapezius muscle and part of the shoulders.

To give shape and proportion to the face, I divide the three segments. I explained the Lumis method in a previous post, which I used first to shape the nose.

Next, I add facial features based on the logical perspective I found, and I liked the result. This is very important for giving the character's personality. Their facial features largely define their attitude, mood, and origins.

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I added details like the hair and clothing, trying to be as faithful to the character as possible because the concept is really cool, and I really liked it.

Then, using India ink, I highlighted the essential details and erased what we weren't going to use in the final design. It's a bit tricky to draw with India ink, as it sometimes tends to run and ruin the design. However, you have to be careful.

Coloring by applying base colors and adding details in each area, using pastel yellow or cream tones and a bluish black, leaving blank spaces. I will use this to demonstrate the light reflected in the hair.

After going through the parts, all that remains is to add final details, such as accentuating shadows and different tones or variations of the same color, since this character usually uses a somewhat dark color palette.

And this was the final result, I really liked it, but can you tell me, what can I improve?

I'm grateful once again for the love you've shown me, and I return it with my drawings and my efforts to create quality content for this community.

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