How are you all doing on this beautiful August 2, colleagues? I sincerely hope you're having a wonderful time and are in good health, which is always the most important thing. Well, colleagues, today we're going to see a new drawing. This one I made based on the i268 NV Limey card. It's a very pretty green piano; its color reminds me of jelly for some reason, lmao. It also looks similar to the slimes from Minecraft. I don't know if you've seen them, but I'm sure you have since that game is very popular these days, if not the most popular. Haha.
Getting back to the drawing, it's a compact electric piano. You can easily distinguish it from a large, traditional one because it doesn't have the enormous soundboard of a grand piano. This one is more focused on a piano for home use or for quick concerts where the musicians have to be constantly moving around. Grand pianos, on the other hand, are more visually striking, so they're ideal for glamorous concerts or when you want to create a classic vibe. Each has its strengths; in my case, I like both a lot.
Okay, to start drawing I began by making my classic frame, this one has rounded corners and as always the notch at the bottom to add the common category in the last painting step.
Once the frame was ready, I moved on to drawing the main body and silhouette of the piano. This also includes some lines inside to give the drawing more volume and prevent it from looking flat, which is important in digital art.
Having finished the previous outline, I moved on to drawing a small, slanted rectangle at the bottom. This rectangle is the piano's stand, allowing it to be placed on a table or other surface. In real life, it usually has openings for attaching legs to raise it. And of course, the most obvious part I drew was the piano keys; that's the sign that the sketch is complete.
With the sketch finished, I moved on to painting everything. I started from the outside in, in the order of frame, background of the card, and piano. I used pure colors and a spray effect for part of the background. I'll show you the process.
And to conclude, friends, I've added the aesthetic details to the card. Colleagues, with that final step, the drawing is finished. See you later, have a blessed day, colleagues.
