I wish you all blessings, colleagues. A new morning has arrived, and as you know, I'm here with one of my drawings inspired by one of the beautiful cards from the game. In this case, I drew E133 JT05. It's one of the most beautiful, epic microphones. It has matte gold and black colors. I used gold to paint the background of the drawing since it's the most predominant color. As for the microphone, I used the same colors as on the original card. I achieved this, as I've mentioned before, thanks to the eyedropper tool in Adobe Illustrator.
If you're not familiar with this tool, it copies the color from the original drawing so you can then use it to draw and paint yourself. I highly recommend it if you ever want to share your own drawings here and don't know how to customize the colors. Okay, let's begin with the drawing. First, I drew what would be the inner frame of the card.
After that, I drew the upper center part; this is one of the parts that make up the area where the voice is captured. Following that step, I finished drawing the lower section, which includes the entire body and handle of the microphone.
Continuing with the drawing, in the next step I drew the missing upper section and part of the lower support. I also included all the internal divisions. I created these lines using Adobe's advanced features. They are very useful for ensuring the lines don't come out crooked. They remain straight and perfect. That's why I like to use them in my drawings. Here's a sample of the finished product.
As I mentioned at the beginning, I used golden yellow as the predominant color for the painting. I used it in the background and on the microphone in the voice pickup area. I painted the microphone body matte black. The internal background is various shades of blue. You can see how I drew each part in the following screenshots.
And now, colleagues, to wrap things up for today, I'll show you the finished drawing, ready for action—well, in this case, for being admired. Haha. See you in the next one, blessings.
