Greetings, colleagues, today I drew a beautiful microphone from the game called the i218 DWD Jester. This is a very large and bulky microphone, which makes it stand out from most of the ones I've drawn in the past few days. Its design is classic and reminds me of the microphones used in 1950s music, which were equally disproportionate but equally beautiful. It has a brown body that simulates some synthetic plastic. I think because of its size, it's made to be used on a stand because in your hand, I imagine it would be heavy and difficult to hold.
Well, all of this, based on what I see in the image, doesn't necessarily have to be the case in real life. That's the beauty of the game cards: everyone interprets them in their own way, and that gives each one more importance. Well, let's move on to the drawing. I want to show you how I did it. I started by making the frame of the card; it's a simple piece that will hold the instrument.
The next thing I drew was the microphone, well, actually, its silhouette. I started by making its main body, the part that looks like a vase, and then the top part for speaking. Finally, I added the bottom piece where the stand connects to put it on a tripod.
In the details section, I added the different sections inside the microphone so each one is clearly distinguishable. In the center, I placed the device's on/off button.
The next thing you'll see is the painting process. As always, it's the most fun part to do and watch because it's where the drawing comes to life.
And before I sign off for today, friends, here's the final result of the completed drawing. See you in the next drawing. Thank you.
