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First we start out with the basic skeleton of a wing. Notice how simple it is. It can be bent at several different angles and rotated in space for different postions.
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After drawing the skeleton, add some muscle to the "arm". There will be more muscle where the wing connects to the body. Next sketch out where the "fingers" of the wing will be. There can be as little as one finger, or as many as 20, perhaps. It all
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Now it's time to add flesh to your fingers. They can be as thick of as skeletal as you desire. Near the knuckle joint, there will typically be a widening because two bones are meeting and need room to move past eachother. What you have now are reall
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Here are some tiny additions you can add to your wing. For a more rugged look, you can add tears where your creature has gotten into a fight or two. If you want your creature in top condition, then don't add them. Veins will show where blood flows. I
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June 5, 2011
Description: Just a basic tutorial to show the breakdown of how to draw wings. If you need anymore advice or tips, Feel free to ask
