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Every week Splinterlands community on Hive holds a art contest . To participate in it you have to draw one of their card from Splinterlandscards.com in your own art style .
Any medium can be used for the contest . I take part in this contest every week and this week I'm drawing a very kawai character that is Enchanted Pixie .

The Character was cute in its own self it's a Pixie with pixie cut pink hair . The dress Is made up off two pieces fully covered in leaves and the wings are like a butterfly in color yellow and blue . Eyes of this character have yellow pupils but the scalera is all gray .

This post is about an art contest featuring the character Firecaller from the game Splinterlands. The artist shares their process of creating the portrait, which includes a clear pencil sketch and using Lightroom for touch-ups. Firecallers are described as specialists with strong control over fire magic and a selfless compassion for others. They are tasked with protecting those in need from threats such as raiders, monsters, and forest fires. The post includes images of the artwork and the materials used, such as white acrylic, pencil, and eraser. The artist expresses gratitude for the support received.

This post is an entry for the Splinterlands Art Contest 274. The artist has created a drawing of the Splinterlands card character, Barking Spider. The drawing was done with a 7B pencil on A4 paper and the artist used a reference image for their drawing. They discuss the unique structure of spiders and the details they included in their drawing. The artist also shares the process of creating their drawing through a series of images. The post concludes with the artist thanking the readers and wishing them a Happy New Year.

The author of this post expresses their interest in the magical and mythological aspects of the Splintercard card game. They discuss their approach to creating artwork for the game, particularly focusing on a card related to initial magic. The artist explains how they respected the character's original pose and added their imaginative elements to the composition. They also provide a step-by-step breakdown of their drawing process, using chrome letter paper and blue and black pencils. The artwork depicts a magician in a domestic setting, holding a hen by the neck and an egg that appears to have been forcefully extracted. The scene is meant to convey a sense of humor and comment on the current crisis situation. The artist also discusses their use of kitchen utensils as decorative elements and their technique of creating an unreal atmosphere with minimal lines and shading. They emphasize their intention to maintain the spirit of illustration in their work. The post includes images of the artist's drawings and was translated into English using the DeepL translator.

This post showcases the process of creating a Splinterlands card using recycled materials. The author woke up early and decided to celebrate their first victory of the year by making a card. They chose Rexxie, a tyrannosaurus card, and gathered materials such as cardboard, scissors, glue, crayons, paint, and more. They cut a tab from an infusion box and drew a circle on it for the card's element. They also cut a piece of thick cardboard for the background and covered it with a white sheet and green paint. They then drew and cut out the character (Rexxie) and glued it onto the card. They used a pencil and crayons to draw the card's characteristics and powers. Finally, they sealed the card with water and glue. The author hopes that others will enjoy the process as much as they did.

In this post, the author shares their entry for the weekly Splinterlands art contest. They started by drawing the head of a bear and then moved on to drawing its mouth and sharp teeth. The author decided to make the bear's body look like a flame and added shading to certain parts. The post does not provide any further information or details about the contest or the author's experience.