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Hand colored with colored pencils and markers: TP Morpher
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A big hug to you all, friends! In my hand-drawn sketch this time, I drew an electric guitar pedal. This one, specifically, is the TP Morpher. If you'd like to buy it for your collection, you can find it in the Rising Star game deck in the instruments section. It's deck i276. I really like this pedal compared to others I've drawn because of its colors; it's painted in a rosewood style. The others I've drawn in the past have more neutral colors, so this one caught my eye much more. I think it would be perfect for a rocker woman who wants to maintain a certain style 😅.
In case you haven't seen my previous drawing of one of these guitar pedals, where I explained what they are, don't worry, I'll quickly remind you how they work. As I said, it's a pedal, which means it can be operated from the floor with your foot. You don't need to touch it with your hands once it's set up for what you want to achieve. This way, the guitarist can concentrate on playing and activate it with their foot.
And yes, I didn't actually tell you what it does; I didn't forget, I just left it until almost the end. 😅 It's simple: with this device, you can adjust the outgoing sound coming from the guitar. This allows the rocker, in this case, to create tones that the guitar alone can't produce. It's essential in metal, for example, where there are very intense effects.
So, friends, up to this point you've seen how I created the drawing and then how I colored it. We still need to see the finished work along with a photo of the materials used. Besides, I can use that photo for the post's cover image. 😅
I'm very grateful to have your friendship here in the community and to have been able to show you my hand-drawn picture today. I'll be back soon with more, so stay tuned. I will continue to draw amazing Rising Star decks.
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