Vintage Tick, Drawing step by step /Rising Star

On this new day, I'm going to show you a new drawing I've done, everyone. Of course, before we begin, I wish you all blessings and good health. Well, today's drawing was inspired by a card from the game; it's a microphone. It's the E90 Vintage Tick. As you can see, it's a beautiful, classic epic microphone. Its design is very similar to yesterday's; the difference is that today's is epic, and yesterday's was legendary. This one has a brownish color that I haven't seen before on microphones in the game, which gives it a minimalist look. I like the design. That's why I also used that color, along with the same highlights and shadows, in the drawing.

You've already seen a preview in the main screenshot. I imagine that, given the design of this microphone, it's a studio microphone or one meant to be permanently mounted on a stand. It's too big and bulky to sing with on stage. If any of you have seen one in a music video, you can show it to me in the comments, and we can look at it together. Okay, to start the drawing I made the inner frame, it turned out like this.

That was the easiest part. Now comes the microphone sketch. I started by drawing the top part, the part that picks up the music in the studio. I did it with fine lines in x1 format in Adobe. Then I drew the central part and the handle. With that, the design of the body and silhouette was finished.

Before moving on to painting, I just needed to divide the microphone into parts, that is, define each area, for example, separating the handle from the top part. See how it turned out.

The next step was painting. I used the eyedropper tool in IbisPaint to paint everything. In a window, I opened the original drawing to select the color, and then I applied the selected color with the eyedropper to the drawing to get the same color. This tool in the program is very useful for avoiding the hassle of finding the right color combination. See how it turned out.