Pelacor Bandit | SPT W-369 | Splinterlands Art Contest, Digital Art

Hello, how are you all, hive friends?

I hope you're all well and always blessed in life 😊

This is my 144th post since I entered the weekly art contest held by @Splinterlands.

Here I drawing the character Pelacor Bandit from the Splinterlands Pelacor Bandit card game.

I drawing this Splinterlands fanart character because on one hand, he's a bandit, but he's dressed in bright blue, has curly blonde hair, and white bird wings. This character looks more like a wolf in sheep's clothing with a kind, angelic face, but on the other hand, he's a true bandit, as evidenced by his twin knives in both hands, ready to attack enemies suddenly.

With his flight abilities and dual knives in his hands, this character will be very difficult to defeat. He's very difficult to attack due to his ability to fly, but he can attack quickly and quite deadly with his two knives.

I'm quite happy to participate and draw Splinterlands characters to practice my illustration skills.

Overall, making Splinterlands fanart is always fun, because there are so many characters to create fanart with.

For the coloring, I use an American comic book style.

To create this character, I used rough pencil line art to make it look more like hand-drawn ink on paper.

This time, I didn't have a goal, because just participating in the @splinterlands character drawing competition is already really cool in my opinion.

And congratulations to the top 3 winners and the other winners 🥰😘🕺👑👏💃🥳

Also, thank you to my friends in the Hive community, curators, and other artists who have always supported my work.

This work took me 6.5 hours, with 2.5 hours of line sketching and 4 hours of coloring and effects.

Reference:

Source link:
https://splinterlands.com/

Tools I used:

Windows 10 Pro laptop
Clip Studio Paint.
Wacom Cintiq 13Hd.

Steps from sketch to line art using Rough Pencil with slightly modified parameters in Clip Studio Paint:

Coloring process, shading, and lighting using Airbrush and Watercolor brushes with slightly modified parameters, as well as several layer modes from glow dodge, add, overlay, to multiply:

Final rendering result:

Thank you for visiting my blog this time, stay healthy, and see you again 😊👋👋