Splinterlands Art Contest Post Submission For New Art week 336

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My Splinterlands Art Contest Entry

Hello everyone! Welcome back again to my art post! Today, I'm very excited to share another piece of art with you all. I hope you enjoy this art as much as I enjoyed making it. This time, again my artwork is inspired by a Splinterlands battle game card. The character that fueled my creativity for this art is none other than Radiated Brute.

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Art Creation Process for the Splinterlands card name :
Radiated Brute

• Common Fire Unit

Sketching the concept:

First, I created a rough sketch to outline the character.

Adding details, color and shading:

I refined the details, ensuring a balanced composition.

Coloring & final touch:

The spreading blight on the continent of Praetoria twisted both the land and its people.

Plants and animals were the first to become corrupted. Fungus sprouted from vegetation and gave them sentience. Animals grew extra limbs, heads, and grew to extraordinary sizes.

Then the people fell ill. Some thought it was from the plague brought about by Doctor Blight. Others thought perhaps it was from the poisonous gases that seeped from the fissures near the volcano.

Whatever it was, those who survived the sickness were changed. They mutated, grew stronger, and were filled with an uncontrollable rage. Some were unable to control that rage and went on murderous rampages. Others fought to maintain their sanity long enough to protect their family, friends, and neighbors from themselves. They fled into the Jade Thicket, where they became as feral as the wild animals of the continent.

The people of Praetoria referred to them as Radiated Brutes.
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Each art frame has a unique story hidden within it, and I hope this little collection touches your heart. Which one is your favorite, don't forget to let us know in the comments
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