Uploaded July 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
#2 of the set. I would recommend reading my write up in order so that it would make sense better.
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#1 - Barbarian - youtube.com/watch?v=Nbr-hgHUxhA
#2 - Wizard - youtube.com/watch?v=UHkaWjV2tkg
#3 - Monk - youtube.com/watch?v=XLCrrvOREJQ
#4 - Demon Hunter - youtube.com/watch?v=XElAtRs0goI
#5 - Witch Doctor - youtube.com/watch?v=8CKHA0oNWU0
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Anyway, I made this fan art because I'm a big Blizzard fan. I wanted a glamour/action type of full body portrait that would go well as a poster on my wall. I also wanted full body shots because I wanted to design their armor myself, staying close to the original but still giving it a lot of personal touches.
For this one, I actually love how the wizard was portrayed by a young arrogant Asian female instead of the stereotype.
WARNING: Don't judge me based on the references I used!
FINAL ART: deivcalviz.deviantart.com/art/Diablo-3-Wizard-311469715
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SOME NOTES AND STUFF I LEARNED:
-This was the second piece I did. I did this simultaneously with the barbarian piece. This also meant that all the MISTAKES I had with the barbarian piece was REPEATED in this piece. I also didn't block in enough details before coloring. I also WASTED a LOT of TIME revising the armor and the face. And again, I resorted to correcting my pose with the help of a 3D program. I also didn't plan enough and just added the skeleton enemies at the last part. So as a reminder, if you are doing an illustration or even a concept art, study study study and PLAN PLAN PLAN before jumping and coloring everything! (Sure it's also ok to start with colors if you are doing works that are more spontaneous and have more emotion but for stuff like these, PLAN first!)
-Doing bricks was too tedious so in cases like these, it's perfectly fine to use photos that you paint over BUT be sure you are not stealing from anybody!
-I enjoyed designing the armor on this one because I strayed away from the original designs more than the other pieces.
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Thanks for watching!
Did this in around 20+hrs.
For more of my art please check out my site! Thanks!
deivcalviz.com
and like my faceboook page!
facebook.com/DeivCalviz
#2 of the set. I would recommend reading my write up in order so that it would make sense better.
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#1 - Barbarian - youtube.com/watch?v=Nbr-hgHUxhA
#2 - Wizard - youtube.com/watch?v=UHkaWjV2tkg
#3 - Monk - youtube.com/watch?v=XLCrrvOREJQ
#4 - Demon Hunter - youtube.com/watch?v=XElAtRs0goI
#5 - Witch Doctor - youtube.com/watch?v=8CKHA0oNWU0
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Anyway, I made this fan art because I'm a big Blizzard fan. I wanted a glamour/action type of full body portrait that would go well as a poster on my wall. I also wanted full body shots because I wanted to design their armor myself, staying close to the original but still giving it a lot of personal touches.
For this one, I actually love how the wizard was portrayed by a young arrogant Asian female instead of the stereotype.
WARNING: Don't judge me based on the references I used!
FINAL ART: deivcalviz.deviantart.com/art/Diablo-3-Wizard-311469715
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SOME NOTES AND STUFF I LEARNED:
-This was the second piece I did. I did this simultaneously with the barbarian piece. This also meant that all the MISTAKES I had with the barbarian piece was REPEATED in this piece. I also didn't block in enough details before coloring. I also WASTED a LOT of TIME revising the armor and the face. And again, I resorted to correcting my pose with the help of a 3D program. I also didn't plan enough and just added the skeleton enemies at the last part. So as a reminder, if you are doing an illustration or even a concept art, study study study and PLAN PLAN PLAN before jumping and coloring everything! (Sure it's also ok to start with colors if you are doing works that are more spontaneous and have more emotion but for stuff like these, PLAN first!)
-Doing bricks was too tedious so in cases like these, it's perfectly fine to use photos that you paint over BUT be sure you are not stealing from anybody!
-I enjoyed designing the armor on this one because I strayed away from the original designs more than the other pieces.
*********************************************************************************
Thanks for watching!
Did this in around 20+hrs.
For more of my art please check out my site! Thanks!
deivcalviz.com
and like my faceboook page!
facebook.com/DeivCalviz
