My Digital Art of Cerberus, Splinterlands Art Contest.

Hello there,

I'm back with new artwork for the character 'Sea Monster' from the Splinterlands game. In the game, this character is a reward card.

I'm publishing this sketch to compete in the weekly art contest at Splinterlands, and I'm also sharing it on Twitter to participate in the Splinterlands team's weekly social media challenge. I'd like to express my gratitude to them for hosting such fantastic tournaments. It's a fantastic way for artists to demonstrate their abilities while also earning money. @splinterlands , thank you very much.

I recreated the game character in my own style and taste, using influence from the game figure. I wanted my copy to appear fiercer, and I'm happy to report that it did. I hope you agree with my viewpoints and appreciate how I reimagined the game character in my own unique style.

Before I go into how I made my picture, I wanted to say a little more about the game character to express my gratitude for the original authors who took the time to think up such a unique concept, character, and story.

Being a three-headed dog isn't easy. Bickering, biting, and slobbering are continuous distractions, and the heads seldom agree on anything. When called to fight, these enormous dogs unleash a storm of claws, flames, and fangs that no creature can stand up to.

My appreciation for the creators rises with each reading of a character's narrative and concept. Let's start with the process of creating my artwork.

This artwork was created using Adobe Illustrator as a starting point. I started with the most intricate part of the piece, the head. I started with the contours and worked my way up to the complexity of the inside of the skull, one border at a time. With my expression, I tried to be as ruthless as possible.

I just followed the same processes to draw the other two heads after finishing and finalizing the first.

I started designing the body around the heads once they were finished. Before i add any more components, you should first outline it. After accurately characterizing the body, I began drawing the anatomy's delicacy.

I began sketching the backdrop after I had finished designing the figure. As a background, I picked a dark and fiery motif.

I've attached a GIF for an animated step in my artwork. I sincerely hope you love my work, and I'll be back with a new drawing soon. So keep an eye out till I finish my next artwork. Then I'll see you once again. Please accept my heartfelt gratitude for taking the time to read my message. I hope that was worthwhile.

Happy Blogging.