Hello colleagues, I wish you many blessings on this beautiful day and that you achieve everything you set out to do. Well, today I drew the i284 JJ89 card. This beautiful card belongs to the instruments category. It's a new microphone that I've painted.
Today's drawing has several features that make it very nice, but I especially liked the colors. If you look closely, you'll see that it's a multicolored microphone; it has parts light blue, parts gray, and even black and white. That detail is what made me choose it for today. As for its design, it has what you could call standard dimensions; it's not as long or small as others I've painted and shared here before.
As always, I invite you to see all my previous drawings on my blog. I've painted a large collection of cards of all kinds. Okay, so I'll tell you how I made this one today. I started, as usual, by making four large rectangles; that will be the frame of the card.
As soon as I finished making the rectangles, I started making the microphone. I began by drawing its outline, or its outer shape. First, I made the handle, the part you hold. Then I made the top part, which is where you speak, and below the handle, I made the part where the wireless sensors would actually go. Because I didn't mention that this microphone isn't wired; it's wireless. It's easily recognizable because it doesn't have the part to connect the cable.
With the outline finished, I moved on to adding the aesthetic details to make it look nicer. Basically, I added dividing lines. These lines separate the different parts of the microphone so you can easily see which is the handle, which is the speaking part, and so on. And of course, I also added the button in the middle of the handle, which is used to turn the microphone on or off.
Now all I have to do is paint everything. I used the same colors as the original chart. To get those exact colors, I use the eyedropper tool in Windows Paint. With it, I can see the precise color of each area and then select it to paint. That's how I can always get the same colors. That's a fun fact about how I do my drawings.
Colleagues, here's the finished piece with the final touches of color added and the name of the card. It's now complete. See you soon, blessings.
