Hello my friends!
How are you?
I hope you are all doing well,
Today, I would like to share a Chibi-style drawing of "Michaela," an NFT card from the game Rising Star. Before I show the drawing, let me tell you a bit about the card itself.
Michaela She is depicted as a Chinese girl with an Eastern aesthetic. Looking at her, Im reminded of a story that has been making headlines internationallythe one involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and a Chinese woman alleged to be a spy. The Michaela in this NFT card bears a striking resemblance to that woman. (Just my personal observation, of course!) Thats precisely why I chose to draw this character in a Chibi style.
This NFT card features 100 Fans, 75 Skill, 3 Luck, and 2 IM. It has a total supply cap of 10,000, all of which have already been minted. I personally own just one of these cards. In the in-game market, the lowest listing price for this card is around 300,000 Starbitswhich is roughly equivalent to 1 HIVE, or about $0.04 USD.
Drawing Chibi for R267 "Michaela"
First, I used Gemini to help generate the initial outlines for "Michaela". I imported the resulting outlines into IbisPaintX and created a new layer underneath to work on. This gave me the initial outline sketch. And I had to checked and redraw to make sure that the lines were connected each other well. Becaue, if the lines were not connected each other well I can not do drawing well in comming drawing procress.
In the second stage, I selected base colors for each individual part and filled them in using the bucket tool. For the grassy background, I used the "Fur 1" pen. IbisPaintX offers a wide variety of pen designs, which makes the process very convenient and useful. Next, I removed the skin-colored tones from the eye area and added shading to the face; to do this, I selected the specific area I wanted to work on and applied the shading using an airbrush pena highly effective technique in IbisPaintX. I created a separate layer for the shading, which is helpful because if any accidental mistakes occur, they can be easily removed from that specific layer. For the hair, I added shading by drawing simple white lines. I also incorporated white lines around the neck area to make it stand out.
In the third stage, I added shading to the shirt and jeans, following the same technique mentioned earlier. When applying shading, you can use your own skills to render the play of light and shadow. Next, I added a card frame and some text; you can easily find and select a card frame design that you like within IbisPaint. Finally, I ended up with a cute, Chibi-style "Michaela."
How do you think? Do you love my drawing?
Buying Rising Star Card Packs
Today, I managed to run four drum lessons in the Rising Star game, earning 14,096 Skill points. My goal is to reach one million Skill points within this year; currently, I have accumulated over 800,000 Skill points in total. I deposited 200,000 Starbits into the game to purchase 10 card packs. I then went to the card section, bought the 10 packs for 200,000 Starbits, and opened them.
I didn't expect to pull a Legendary card from these 10 packs, as the chance of getting one is only 1%. I had hoped to get at least one Epic card, but unfortunately, I didn't. The best part about this opening was that the packs contained many of the new Common and Rare cards released this month. I was also able to complete my daily achievement missions as usual, earning 12 Stardust points. I now have a total of 287 Stardust.
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