Excited to Share My Entry for the Splinterlands Art Contest – Week 343!
I'm excited to unveil my latest piece for the Splinterlands Art Contest – Week 343! This artwork holds a special place in my heartvnot just as a creative expression, but as another meaningful step in my journey with the amazing Alien Art Hive community on Hive blog.
Being part of this vibrant space continues to inspire and challenge me in the best ways. While I’m still learning and growing in how I present and refine my work, each new creation helps me evolve as an artist. I’m fully committed to improving both the visual impact and storytelling behind my posts moving forward.
Thank you so much for taking the time to check out my art I’ve poured a lot of passion into it.
Your support truly fuels my creative spirit, and I can’t wait to share more with you soon.
Much love—and stay inspired!
A Journey of Creativity and Inspiration
I’ve long been in awe of the breathtaking pieces shared by the incredibly talented artists in these contests. Their originality and vision never cease to amaze me—they continuously ignite my own creativity and passion for art. It's such a joy to witness their brilliance being recognized and celebrated.
After much thought and consideration, I finally chose the concept for my entry this week. This piece tested my limits-it demanded focus, patience, and dedication. There were moments of challenge, but also deep fulfillment. The process itself became a rewarding journey, and I’m truly proud of what I’ve created.
Now comes the most exciting part-sharing this piece with all of you! I genuinely hope it resonates with you as much as the process of bringing it to life resonated with me.
The Splinterlands card I drew is called Blood Maker, This is a common fire Unit card. Today I have presented its detailed information and my experience before you.
Card Name : Blood Maker
With a shock of orange tangled hair, red skin, and a fiery temper to match, Blood Makers couldn't look any more like a bonfire out of control. Its fascination with both fire and gadgetry has borne some quite effective and deadly weapons, as well as its fair share of devastating blunders.
The agency, Talon and Gorst, earmarked gnomes long ago as having great potential to expand their catalog and generate more interest in this undervalued race of creatures. They expected to quickly reap the reward, but, alas, few clients were interested, seeing the gnomes' fiery nature as a potential issue and not wanting to risk losing their businesses to a mistimed, gadgetry faut pas.
However, the few that were hired eventually became quite successful, and interest in them began to pique. But then the affliction took some of them. No-one knew if it was a natural flaw in their constitution or simply their inquisitive nature, but when the vampiric disease took hold, it had an interesting, if not worrying, effect. They became even more consumed by their work, often tinkering for days without sleep upon various projects at the same time. Their employers quickly learned that if you were to keep them sated with enough blood, the Blood Makers just wouldn't stop, their work rate going through the roof.
