Hello, how are you all hive friends?
Hopefully all hive friends are fine, and always given blessings in this life 😊
This is the 113th post since I joined the weekly art contest held by @Splinterlands.
Here I draw the character Malric Inferno from the Splinterlands Malric Inferno playing card.
I chose this character because I challenged myself to create a character with flames on his body.
And for this character it is also quite difficult how to separate the red color with the flames on his head, beard and also on both arms so that the colors look alive and do not blend and there is a flat color unity.
I also made this character with a rather evil character with a fierce face that depicts evil, cunning and anger.
Hopefully I'm not late again for this entry, even though I didn't get a vote from Splinterlands I'm quite happy to participate and draw Splinterlands characters to practice my illustration drawing skills.
But overall it's really fun making Splinterlands fanart this time 😊😁
For coloring, using the same full-color American comic style with semi-realism colors with vibrant colors.
To create this character, I used Gpen thick and thin line art this time without texture.
This time I don't have a target because participating in the 
And also thank you to my friends in the Hive community, curators, and other artists who have always supported me in my work so far.
I made this work in 7 hours with 2 hours of line sketching and 5 hours of coloring and effects.
Reference:
Source link:
https://splinterlands.com/
Tools I use:
- Windows 10 pro laptop
- Clip Studio Paint.
- Wacom Cintiq 13Hd.
Steps from sketch to line art using Gpen with slightly changed parameters in Clip Studio Paint:
The coloring process and also the creation of shadows and lighting using Airbrush and watercolor brushes with slightly changed 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😊👋👋