HiveComb

Next, I drew the shape of the microphone's central silhouette—that is, the part with straight sides—and the upper part with curved sides. After finishing that, I drew the lower handle, which is cylindrical. This handle has two functions: it's used to hold the microphone and to mount it on a tripod. In fact, it even has a hole for a screw. I'll draw the screw in a later step. See how it turned out.

In the next step, I drew several lines inside. What I achieved with these was to give more volume to certain parts, creating a 3D effect so it wouldn't look so flat. I like seeing how much it changes just by adding those lines; they make it look so much better, don't they? With that, the sketch was finished.

Now comes the painting. In the following screenshots, you can see step by step how I did the entire painting process for each part. It's better if you see it for yourselves than have me describe it, as that would be boring. Take a look.

And to finish up, friends, here's the final result with the game's name added as a stamp certifying that the drawing is finished, and of course, the card's name as well. See you next time.