A big hug, friends. You know, today I did a different kind of hand-drawn picture because I drew something I've never drawn here before. As you know, you can draw different microphones, guitars, and things like that. But in the end, it's all the same because it's the same type. But today's is different because it's not an instrument, nor is it a device associated with electronic music, as we've seen lately in my series. I'm talking about the Boom Stand, which you can find in the i306 deck.

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The Boom Stand, friends, is an accessory used with microphones. You're probably tired of seeing it in all sorts of things, from music videos to any program that involves microphones. It's used to hold the microphone so the person speaking or singing doesn't have to hold it with their hands. This gives the singer more freedom to move around or to play an instrument. It can also be used in programs where the announcer holds a piece of paper, and while they read, the microphone provides the stand.

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If you look closely at the deck I left at the end, you'll see that this accessory has several adjustment zones. This means you can tilt it to any position you want, raise it for taller people, or lower it for shorter people. You can also position it sideways, leaving your mouth and face uncovered so the audience can see you clearly. It has a multitude of positions to make the announcer more comfortable. At the bottom, almost all of them have three small legs; these are to keep it in that position. And those small bumps you see are non-slip rubber feet. They prevent the microphone from moving with the accessory. So, friends, that's all you've seen while we were talking how I made the drawing and then how I colored it. To wrap things up, I'm going to leave you with the final result. That way you can appreciate how it turned out.

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Thank you, thank you so much, friends, for being here with me for another drawing for Rising Star. I'll be back soon with more, don't miss my next drawings. I'll be waiting for you here. Big hug.

Hand stand