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Hello to all members of this community #holozing, I hope you are well, first time I participate in it.
I did not know the game, much less the characters, I find it interesting, although I'm still looking for what it is. I was very surprised that some friends of hive, had been part of the community.
Holozing is a game that has many creatures to catch and train with healers to keep them alive and strong.
This water whale called waller, inspired me to make this cute painting, I think it is nice to decorate a room.
Materials for the realization of this cute waller picture:
- Colored pencils.
- Ruler.
- Eraser.
- Blank sheet of paper.
- Markers.
- Scissors.
- Piece of cardboard.
- Tempera.
- Liquid Silicone.
- Glitter.
- Piece of ribbon for hanging.
- Graphite pencil
Step by step for the realization of the waller drawing:
- It was made with graphite pencil, marking each part of the water whale (waller).
- Then with the black color I was marking the whole drawing.
Agregué color poco a poco , este dibujo me gusta mucho ya que el azul es mi color favorito.
Utilicé el color azul oscuro,para colorear algunas aletas luego azul claro para las aletas delanteras
Además utilice un gris y para el ojo , blanco y rosado.
Luego remarqué los dientes afilados.
I added color little by little, I like this drawing very much because blue is my favorite color.
I used dark blue to color some of the fins, then light blue for the front fins, then a gray and for the eye, white and pink.
I also used gray and for the eye, white and pink.
Then I highlighted the sharp teeth.
- Steps to make the frame of the picture, cut out a square of 20 cm x 20 cm, mark and cut with scissors.
- Now we make 4 strips of 2 cm each, to place at each end of the frame.
- We remove the 2 cm layer of cardboard, then we paint with the green and white tempera.
- We wait for the paint to dry before adding the picture or end frames.
Here is the final result of the beautiful painting with the waller whale, I hope you like it.
Thank you for reading my post, many blessings.
The photos are mine, taken with infinix phone, edited with incollage and translated with DEEPL.