Colleagues, ladies and gentlemen, I hope you're having a blessed day. Today I painted and drew the i265 Stomp Compressor card. This card is part of the game's frequency modulators, specifically the common cards. With today's, I'm closing the cycle because this is the last of the smaller ones I haven't drawn yet. But don't be sad, there are still many modulators left on the rare cards, and I'll draw them all one by one.
This one has a pretty nice design; it's yellow with orange tones. It's quite simple because it only has a few buttons and isn't as complex as others I've done. For those unfamiliar with the modulator, here are some quick tips. It's a device used to modulate the frequencies of the instrument connected to it. For example, it could be an electric violin or something similar. It achieves tones that the instrument can't achieve on its own.
Well, to make the drawing, I started by making the classic card frame. This frame is made up of four rectangles that form two squares.
Once I finished making the frame, I designed the shape I would give to the modulator. First, I created its silhouette, that is, the outline of its shape. Then I added some interior elements, like a line that gave it a 3D look and two input and output ports.
In the details part I added all the buttons, in total it has 5.
With the previous step completed, I could start painting. As I mentioned before, the modulator is orange. The card is a regular card, so its frame and interior elements are various shades of blue. I used a spray paint effect for the background.
And with that, we're done, colleagues. Here's the completed drawing. See you, have a blessed day.
