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Realistic Wing Tutorial II - Half-Closed Wing as Viewed from Above

After many requests, threats, begging, and bribing :D I have finally found the time to complete the promised second tutorial. This will show you how to draw realistic, half-closed wings from a top view. If you're looking for a tutorial to draw those ribbony or furry wings, then go look somewhere else. ;P This is for people who want to draw wings that will actually lift their creature off the ground.

To view the tutorial, click on 'full view.' If that doesn't work, click 'download to desktop.'

Other Tutorials:
Realistic Wing Tutorial I: Open wing as viewed from below.
Feather Tutorial I: Colored Pencil
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:D *flies away*

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Ha! They work! *does a victory dance*

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Falcon Moon Studio
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*removes the noose from your neck*

YAY ILOVE YOU I LOVE YOU =D

this is fantastic =D WOOOO HOO =D
you do the most bestes tutorials an illiterate monkey like me has ever seen =D

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This is very helpful. I've been trying to learn how to draw wings from an explanation from a fellow bird fanatic but that wasn't working too well lol this just kept it short, sweet and simple. ^_^

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*can breathe again* Yaaay! As I was making it, I was afraid I was being too vague, and just skipping from step A to step C without explaining B XD I feel like such a hypocrite since the way I do wings myself is aaaall over the place, but the way I do it would be impossible to put into tutorial form. That, and people would just get confused. So...this is the simplified way XD

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I'm glad you found it useful. I actually have an open wing, bottom view tutorial here: [link]

I'll be putting up the links to my other tutorials in the description :D

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Falcon Moon Studio
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yay! Yeah i looked around in your gallery and found that tutorial, very useful :D

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"Interdimensional travel doesn't come with airsickness bags"
- Me
Again, you've been a wonderful help with your wing tutorials. I always get mixed up when trying to draw the wings in extreme perspectives, like a head on pov or the wings curling forward from the back (mantling?). I'd love to see you tackle those topics as well. You're working on the beginnings of what could be a lovely book on drawing wings and birds. I'd buy it any day!:nod:

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*Flies around happily*. YES! THANK YOU! I really NEED this since I am going to be drawing alot of a phoenix character (Abi-Hime) and in one form she will be winged and the one picture I drew the wings look like utter crap! Hopefully this helps out not only with her but with a self portrait of my elven form (Avian Sciede Elf). Ever heard of that type of elf? They rock, I am supposed to be a peregrine falcon!

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Abi-Hime, my love forever. Your wounds are my wounds, your pain is my pain.

Kaguya-Hime, I shall never forsake you again like I have before. I will always remember your name forever. We shall all stay close.

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kewl this will help me with doin pix^^ thnx

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