Blessings, colleagues. Continuing with pianos, today I've drawn a new one. This one is called the i162 BK Lama. This piano is very beautiful; it has striking colors and is among some of the most beautiful pianos in the regular section. It's an electronic piano, so it doesn't have a large soundboard like the large grand pianos. It also doesn't have strings or levers that are actuated by the keys. Everything here is electronic; not even the sound is physically generated, but electronic.
I think you get the point, right? 🙂 This type of piano also has other interesting features: they can be tuned for different genres almost infinitely. Being electronic, they don't have the limitations of a physical piano, which has a limit in the internal strings.
By connecting it to a computer, you can turn it into a synthesizer or various types of pianos. That's why it's so versatile and beloved by pianists. So, let's move on to the drawing to show you how I made it. First, I made the frame, which consists of several perpendicular and parallel rectangles. In one of the larger ones, I made a notch to add the category, which is common.
Now I want to show you how to design the piano. It's a rectangle to which I then added some interior lines to give it volume. I also designed the area where the keys will be.
In the details section, I've added all the keys. As you can see, I've now used the space I created earlier to place them there.
With the keys and the outline of the drawing ready, I'll now move on to painting all the contours and their interiors. You know, this is the most fun part. Enjoy the process.
To conclude, colleagues, I'm showing you the final result of the piano with everything painted, but now with the name of the game and the card added as well. In addition to other aesthetic details like the buttons on top of the piano. See you soon, colleagues, blessings. This has been my drawing of the day.
