Colleagues, it's a pleasure to greet you all. On this beautiful day, I want to show you my most recent drawing, dedicated to the i277 Echonator card. For those who don't know, this device is used in real life to change the sound frequency of the connected instrument, especially electric ones. The most common use is the guitar, but violins and other similar instruments are also connected. This can create a more distorted sound, especially useful for rock and other genres.
Now, getting down to business, I want to show you step by step how I made the drawing. It will be a great pleasure for me to show you the process. Step one was to design the card frame. It consists of two parts: an outer frame and an inner frame. I'll show you how it turned out.
In the next step, I outlined the Echonator. It looked like this:
Now I just needed to add the details to the drawing. For example, this is where I placed the buttons and other switches on the device. I also added a layer to the bottom to give it more body and volume.
You already know what's coming, well, if that's exactly what you're imagining, it's time to paint everything. As you'll see below, I painted everything with a color palette very similar to the original letter.
And now, colleagues, to finish, I'll show you the finished work. In this final stage, I added the name of the card, as well as its category and other details. And above the device, I added the words Echonator. And that's it, colleagues. What do you think? See you in the next drawing.