I've said in my first post in this account that I'm interested in many things and I'll share those with you all. As said, I shared many news, articles, some programming skills that I know of. I hope you liked all of them. Well, I always wanted to do something creative. I guess I get this from my interest in doing something new and creating something new all by myself. I wanted to learn how to draw. But, I never could've done it using a pen, pencil, or brushes. And after a certain period of time and a lot of unsuccessful trying, I stopped drawing or you can say stopped trying. But, recently I learned about this mobile app named "SketchBook". I saw some videos online and practiced myself until I learned to draw. Well, obviously I couldn't become an expert. But I'm still practicing and trying to improve my skill as much as possible. I've been practicing a lot and finally, I've done something that I'd like to share. At first, I didn't even know what is it that I should draw. I was randomly practicing with anything I like. Which obviously wasn't helping. Then I searched in the hive with "art". I was amazed to see how beautiful art can be. Then I noticed some posts have the same topic but the drawings weren't the same. I knew about splinterlands before that. But, I wasn't aware of the contests that they arrange. It was helpful for me in two ways. I found the fixed topic that I wanted to practice on, and sharing my work in these contests would mean that I'll be able to share my work with more people. Also, as a beginner, I probably need to know or learn about many things. In an art contest, there'll be more artists and also people who have the skills to judge my work properly and also can give me some proper suggestions to improve my skills. And as I said, I'm not a professional. I cannot draw things I imagine or draw something which is completely my own work. It's like I know what to draw but I just can't get it out. So, I decided to draw a card of this game named SPLINTERLANDS and share it. It now improves my skills and I'm hoping that soon I'll be able to draw things all by myself.