Blessings to all my colleagues, my drawing of the day is dedicated to a musical instrument from Rising Star. It's the i219 JD 43, an electric piano. It's ultra-thin and sleek, and I think it's very beautiful. I believe it would be perfect for homes where space is limited and one of the larger pianos isn't an option. Unlike other pianos I've drawn, this one has a cleaner design and fewer buttons on its top. Since this card represents the common cards in the game, it probably doesn't have as many buttons as some of my other drawings for configuring it.
To begin, I used IbisPaint and the latest version of Paint on my PC. I used both programs for the drawing. I started by using the straight line tool to create the frame, and then the curved line tool to create the edges you see at the corners of the frame. I always leave a small gap at the bottom to add the category later.
I started drawing the piano by sketching its outline; it's a large rectangular shape. If I painted it brown, it would almost look like a chocolate bar, lmao. But no, it's a piano. Next, I added lines inside to create volume and edges. A key part of the piano will go in that empty central area—you can probably already picture it. You'll see it in a moment.
The part I left blank earlier is for the piano keys. That is, the most important part of the whole instrument. I drew them as small rectangles. Let me show you.
Now it's time to move on to the painting steps. In the following photo gallery, you can see how I painted the frame, the background of the card, and the piano. As always, it was a fun process to do, and now it's also interesting to look at.
In the last step, friends, I added the red bar above the piano; it's an aesthetic detail from the original card. And it's what makes it look even nicer. I also added the game's name and the card's name. And with that, folks, it's ready. See you later, blessings.
