Hi guys, today I painted a new card. Today's is the i61 Sunset V Guitar. It's a very beautiful electric guitar that draws a lot of attention in the game. I love its red colors and the design with triangular tips. It's one of my favorite guitars in the common section and also one of the ones I've enjoyed painting the most. The design reminds me a lot of guitars used in '90s bands; many pop rock bands used them to stand out.
This guitar is very versatile in music because it allows many adjustments to the player. It has modulation buttons right on the guitar itself; you can even see the small lever to modify the tones you hear. Well, to start the drawing, I started by designing the frame. This frame is different from the ones I usually do. If you look at some of my most recent drawings, you'll see that the inner frame is almost always done with curved and slightly rounded corners.
Well, today I decided to give the design a touch of fresh air and made it a little straighter, like a rectangle. The tips are still somewhat curved, but much smaller and more closed. I liked using this technique for this particular card; I think it looks better. By the way, this is fan art; the original card has a slightly different frame design.
So, with the frame finished, I started working on the guitar itself. I started by making the neck; this is the longest and most elongated part of the guitar. I'll include the strings later. After finishing the neck, I made the body of the guitar; it's the most striking part because of its triangular points. I love the design of that guitar.
With both of those things completed, all I need to do is add details to really bring the drawing to life. This is where I added the knobs, the pitch shifter, the string holders, and the tuning pegs. Now it looks more like a real guitar.
What was before was just the beginning of life, now it's about to come to life. You'll see all the painting steps until almost finished in the following image gallery. As you can see, I used red for the guitar body and light brown for the neck.
In the last part of the drawing, I added the golden strings. I also added the name of the card and the game. And with that, my friends, I'm done. I hope you like it. See you.