My first participation in the Splinterlands Art Contest Week 335
Greetings to all! Today I am participating in Splinterlands Art Contest Week 335 for the first time, which is a happy moment for me. To be honest, I don't know much about how to write a good post. However, I will try to present you with more beautiful and organized posts in the future.
Contest Link
I have noticed that many people create amazing artworks in these contests, which are really appreciated. After a lot of thought I chose an art, which took me a lot of work to draw, but I'm so happy to have finally done it successfully
Here's a special thank you to the past contest winners—congratulations to you all! I think the selection team did a great job, because every art selected was really amazing and they selected really good art.
The happiest thing is that today I can share my artwork with everyone. Hope you like it!
Since I'm new to Hive and not very good at drawing, there's still a lot to learn. But I believe, effort is the key to success. Until I can grasp the subject well, I have no peace of mind.
Today, after a lot of thinking, I bought a watercolor set (watercolor box). Then I collected cotton swabs for drawing, which I found useful. To be honest, this is my first purchase of watercolors, as I have never had the experience of painting with colors before.I learned how to draw outlines by watching various videos on YouTube. Then I looked at the Ever-Hungry Skull card from Splinterlands and started drawing. Even though I made many mistakes in the beginning, many pages were lost, but in the end I reached my goal.
Today I want to show you how I drew this picture. Hope you will like my attempt
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The Splinterlands card I drew is called Ever-Hungry Skull. This is a Common Death Unit card. Today I have presented its detailed information and my experience before you.
Card Name : Ever-Hungry Skull
Skulls of slain vampires sometimes become re-animated with necromancy, allowing the spirit of the former vampire to possess it once again. This is used for dark rituals, for information gathering, and even by necromancers with a macabre sense of humor. The souls are not happy with their situation, but often seek to turn the tide in their favor. They will go along with what their captor asks in hopes of returning to a full body.
These skulls still feel the bloodthirst they did in their lives, driving them to be very ruthless and foul-tempered. They have no empathy and can prove very cunning in their strategies and words. For instance, the necromantic power flowing through the skull left a mark and each one is protected by a nearly imperceptible magic shield. When harmed by any weapon, the skull lashes out with the magic used to create it to harm the attacker. The necromancers that keep these skulls must walk a fine line between harming them and distrusting anything the skull says.