Greetings, colleagues, and blessings on this beautiful day. I dedicated my drawing today to the i241 LS89 card. This is an audio device from the instrument section. It's actually a small speaker with two horns, which I find very interesting. This type of speaker is used primarily in music and recording studios because they're of very good quality and designed to have excellent audio fidelity, which is exactly what those who record songs are looking for.
I've also seen them a lot in the studios that people set up at home to edit their own music. You can see them on YouTube, as some people record their videos in front of them. There are several types of speakers in the game: larger ones that are speakers; I've already painted those. There are also smaller ones, and I've also painted those. Today's ones are somewhere in between; they're neither the largest nor the smallest in the game.
By the way, although you probably already know this, you can see those previous drawings on my blog. So you can compare and tell me which one turned out best. Well, starting with the drawing, I began by designing the frame. It's a simple piece of paper. It's made up of several rectangles, and then the speaker inside.
The frame is ready, so now I started working on the speaker. It's small and somewhat rectangular. I started with a simple rectangle, which I then shaped into a voluminous silhouette. This gives it a 3D effect. I achieved this by making some smaller, slanted lines to create the impression that it's above or behind the original rectangular speaker.
In the details, I added the two speaker vents; those will be the speakers. And several extra aesthetic details to give more detail to the speaker frame. This makes it look nicer.
With the previous steps completed, the sketch was ready. All that remained was to paint it. I used a color palette similar to the original letter: blue for the frame, and the background was also blue, along with other shades. I painted the speaker in brown and light blue.
Colleagues, all I need to do is show you the final result. Before you see it, I want to thank you for joining me in this drawing and for seeing it. I wish you all the best. Now, here's the finished drawing.
