PENCIL: Snake Lookin Pirate Archer

I haven't been drawing as much, but I've still been playing Splinterlands every day.

I don't even really use this card, but it was cheap to MAX and it's a good idea to have strong cards that only eat up 2 MANA. They can really save the day sometimes. Right now is a great time to strengthen your deck because the market is full of great deals.

Materials

Plastic washing machine lid
A4 paper
HB pencil
3M painter's tape
pencil sharpener
cardboard
and

My newly maxed WATER card for inspiration. I quit playing and sold off all of my cards in August. It was such a big mistake. I've crawled my way back, but I'm not near the top 300 players like last year. This is a healthy game that continues to evolve in meaningful ways. It's still a great time to become a professional player.

The circles always work for getting the shapes down.

Nothing for sure yet. Just soft penciling for now.

I like to finish a random part of the drawing, then sketch out from there. Looking back at the final step, I can't stop noticing how much darker the glove is compared to the rest of the drawing now.

I thought a pirate should have a patch and a beard. I wasn't going for Snake, but it's more pirate like.

I kept the shirt the same, but added some chest and armpit hair. Why would a pirate shave? He's got cigars to smoke and fire arrows to shoot. Ain't nobody got time for that!

Just add some pants and a bow and we're done here.

Thanks for sketching with me today. See you on the battlefield!