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I finally got around to finishing one of the WIPs I posted in January! This one felt really satisfying to do after the cloud painting I finished last month, because I had kind of memorized the shapes and was able to just work from memory. Smoke and clouds are my new favorite thing to draw! Hope you like it :)

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Taz c

Looks beautiful 😍

Valentina S

Oh, I gotta try this! 😱

Paul

So good

Juan Gagliardo

So cool! It reminds me of Hades in the Disney Hercules movie

Rebeka

I love your dark paintings! Ominous but stil calming ♥️

Falcoleo

Love the shapes and shades ❤️

mlara_artescape

I love the shading shapes on her arms, reminds me a bit of Eleeza Ivanova's style of sketching, but it feels a lot more organized from you!

lizzvisions

She is magical Loish !! 🎨✨

Kat Craig

Oh this is so cool! I bet this was super satisfying to paint :)

Inara

Gorgeous work. I love painting clouds too.

nae

so cool...

Niquey

I love the hair! I tried to do smoke hair once. I wasn't entirely satisfied with it. This is amazing! I have yet to watch the last five tutorials you shared. (they're still sitting in my inbox x0) Would any of them by chance address this technique? If not, might you consider it as a future video :>

prassy

Smokingly brilliant!

Falcoleo

Just noticed the orange eyes and orange glow close to the hands and how it’s a great detail to guide the view! My eyes kept jumping from the eyes to the orange glow 🧡

JASON WILLIAMS

Beautiful! I love how you break down the tones into such interesting shapes to describe the form. The smoke feels like it's alive and moving. Brilliant.

salomon varela

Will you make a video of this illustration in the future? that art is amazing

salomon varela

Great, i would love to see how each art you share with us, each style you express is a great amazing teaching, pd sorry for my bad english, i use Google

Sophia

Hi Loish, did you ever get around to posting the process video for this one? Would be really interesting to see!