Splinterlands Art Contest Week 348

Hello!

My Dear Friends

I've Dawing a new art participate post in the Splinterlands Art weekly Contest, so I've taken a new art. This time the picture is inside the "Radiated Brute" card overview.
Contest link

Today I made a pencil sketch of the card 'Radiated Brute' for the Splinterlands Art Weekly Contest 348. I tried to give it a different kind of look. I drew it using an ordinary pencil, and it was quite easy for me to do. I felt really happy because I was able to sketch it in my own style, just the way I like.

When I looked at Radiated Brute, I saw a cheerful, lively character who loves to keep himself well organized. I really like Coastal Nymph personality.

If you like my artwork, friends, please leave a comment and let me know. Also, feel free to share any advice or suggest what I should draw next I’ll be happy to create it

How To Draw

Visualization Step , all are pencil sketch

Bringing out any artwork with just a pencil isn’t that easy. Without experience, it’s really tough to draw things like these. I’ve also done many artworks like this over the years. I really enjoy creating this kind of art.

There’s a special kind of joy in drawing with a pencil. Here, I’ve shown the process step by step. Even though it doesn’t take too long to show, it actually takes quite a bit of time to draw.

Final Visualization

Radiated Brute

The spreading blight on the continent of Praetoria twisted both the land and its people.

Plants and animals were the first to become corrupted. Fungus sprouted from vegetation and gave them sentience. Animals grew extra limbs, heads, and grew to extraordinary sizes.

Then the people fell ill. Some thought it was from the plague brought about by Doctor Blight. Others thought perhaps it was from the poisonous gases that seeped from the fissures near the volcano.

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My goals and future plans

I want to inspire others through my writing. I want to give a positive message to those who are unemployed or insecure-There is always an opportunity to do something in life. I want to use this platform to improve myself and become financially independent through freelancing or online income in the future.

Hive Blog is not just a blogging platform for me, it has opened the door to new possibilities for me. I want to share my journey with everyone here. So if you like my writing, then encourage me, give me feedback, and stay with me on this journey.
You can let me know what kind of content you would like to see. I look forward to sharing more with you all.
Thank you, Apurba.