Arts demand so much time, especially these hand embroideries- they demand patience in every single stitch but in this fanart- I killed my patience.
It was already Thursday evening when my friend gave me the idea to post in this community(Fungi Friday) and I was blank in sense of the idea.
The recent art I'm using these days is hand embroidery... Even my frame was just in front of my eyes. The only thing I had to do was to take some steps to get the frame and other stuff, so I just took some small footsteps toward my frame- added fabric to it, grabbed needles and threads and started creating a storm.
This post is My contribution to #fungifriday by 
I started making the embroidery by outlining the character and fungi with a pencil and then used black thread to outline look more prominent.
In the second step, I shaded the fungi, I used red thread for colouring the head of the fungi, and a light brown colour to shade the circles in the mushroom.
After colouring the mushroom's head I moved toward the lower area of the mushroom and for that, I used a combination of two colours white and light green in half the area and left the other half empty, I was thinking of using light red color here but it was looking weird so I just removed it.
Next, I divided the snail's body into two halves. I shaded the first half of the snail's body by using circles of light green colour and a dark green thread for colouring the rest of the body area.
For the last step, I shaded the other half of the snail's body with light green thread and also added some dark green stitches to make the look more presentable.
Here are the final results of the Cave Slug👇
This character is originally from the splinterlands website. That is too close to the character I want for making my art.
Thanks for scrolling till the end, I I will see you in another post with different interesting art. Bye Bye😜
