"Helheim Demon" // My entry to the Splinterlands art contest (309)

I felt motivated to complete my Splinterlands artwork today! Here’s the final result.

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My artwork was inspired by Splinterland's Helheim Demon after seeing @moeenali post about it.

He mentioned it being a rare card, so I figured it must have unique qualities or power. I thought it would be a good challenge to work on something significant in the game, so I chose it as the reference for my artwork.

In terms of my presentation style, I tend to turn characters into mini versions of themselves. I think it adds a weirdly interesting twist. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it looks funny, lol. I thought giving this one a try might lead to something interesting, so I went for it.

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I started with a rough sketch on paper, gauging the proportions I wanted for the character. Once I was happy with it, I moved to Photoshop to draw the outlines and add details. I adjusted the pen and brush settings to simulate hand pressure, which worked well in this case.

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The coloring was quite simple, using just a few colors, and I added lighter and darker shades to highlight bright and dark areas of the character.

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The part I enjoyed most was coloring the horns. In this exercise, I learned more about using "variety of opacity levels" to add depth. I think this method works well for anything with a metallic surface.

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Overall, I kept the rest of the piece simple to focus on the character itself—the Helheim Demon!

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!LOL
!INDEED

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This is superb.
The background which you said you didn't concentrate much on, added a good vibe to it

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I like your way of setting the background for this drawing.

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Thanks :) I think it's a simple way of adding depth to the artwork.

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