Hey everyone, I'm sending you a hug from afar. I drew a new violin case today, a case called the Hard Violin Case. You can find it identified in the game with the number i319. This is one of the most recent decks in that category. Two days ago, I showed you a piano case, so today I wanted to continue with a similar instrument, and that's why I chose the violin case. In a few days, I hope to bring you some more cases, so I can color them all.
This one today is quite large; I imagine it must be made for a large violin. It has a handle to hold and carry it. On the lid, there are two small clasps to secure the instrument inside so it doesn't open and fall. I don't think anyone would want their expensive instrument to fall to the floor, right? That would be tragic and very expensive. So these protectors are made for that purpose.
In addition to serving as an external protector, it also has protection inside. It's made of suede or rubber that keeps it in place. So when it's being transported, it prevents it from moving inside or from being damaged by constant vibrations. And of course, since there's no movement, it also prevents scratches, which is very important for high-profile instruments.
In the game, the deck that contains the protector provides 1 luck for each one you buy. So if you want to get the most out of it, you'd have to buy a lot of them. You can also buy it to keep as part of your cards, so you can see it every time you log in to check your purchased decks. It's gratifying to see all the decks in color, not black, because you bought them.
So, friends, up to this point, while we've been talking about this protector, I've been showing you how I traced it on a piece of paper. How I made the base and the drawing inside. You've also been able to see how I colored it. Now, it'll be a pleasure for you to see how it's completed.
Friends, thanks for watching how I made this protector today. I hope to return soon with the harp protector so you can see it too. With this one, I've already made three protectors. Hugs, and stay tuned for the next drawing. Bye.