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Kamakru — Simple Realistic WingTutorial
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Companion piece to Folded Wings TutorialDownload for the full file
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A simple step-by-step of how to draw realistic feathered wings
The other one I had is hard to see, and I've learned how to draw wings better since then.
This one was done in photoshop, but it's pretty much the same with traditional media. Just remember to draw lightly.
Let me know if anything is confusing at all, or if there's something that you think can be improved on to help better understand the process.
Hope you guys find this useful! =]
DISCLAIMER:
-I am in no way an expert on wing anatomy.
-This is artist reference for beginners as a -basic- explanation for better understanding wing anatomy.
- The drawings that appear in this tutorial are not 100% accurate.
-This is only to be used in conjunction with other wing guides to help better understand drawing wings for the beginner.
-There are many great books and tutorials out there, if you'd like to learn true wing anatomy pick up a book such as "artist's reference guide to birds".
Art © Katie Croonenberghs .:. Kamakru
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Comments: 39
Thank you so much for this! A cover I was working on just WOULD NOT GEL, and this tutorial helped me realize what exactly was bugging me so much, structurally.
No I've overcome the block that was plaguing me for months on this project!
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Excellent, I'm happy to hear it's helped! =]
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I won't be posting any birds, but this will help a lot in the future (especially since I'm not the best at feathered wings...). ^^
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Oh it most definitely did! Now my school notes are covered in wings
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wonderful! I've never been good at drawing feathered wings, I think this will help, thank you!
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You're welcome! I hope it helps as well ^_^
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Thank you so much for making this! 
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Glad to hear! Hope this give you a good boost to get started ^_^
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sweet. Nice to see a simple tutorial on this subject
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Extremely helpful! Absolutely brilliant. But then I was like"yes yes, but how do they fold!?...oh...why thank you."
Two thumbs way up for being awesome. =]
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Glad they could help you out! ^_^
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Oh jeez, thank you so much! I'm working on a project that's very wing centric, only I had no idea how to go about it until now.
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It's really helpful!^^
Thank you for sharing and making it!
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Wonderful! You're welcome =]
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Thank you so much! Faved along with your other basic wings tutorial and used to immense help on a recent drawing!
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Yay! That's what I like to hear, I'm glad it helped you out! =]
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Man, between you and this anatomy guide I found, my life was saved. XD
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This was probably the most simple and easiest tut on wings I've ever found. I've seen some that are so complicated and going into so much detail. The easy step by step was like a revelation for me, and it helped me a lot. Thanks for making this!
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I'm so glad it helped! I figured that the best way to teach others would be the exact way I do things, and so far it seems to work! =]
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your work is one of the most beautiful, creative and well done I've ever seen here! Congrats, you ROCK!
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Wow thank you so much for that wonderful comment! ^_^
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hehehe your welcome!
and it's completely true ;D
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Please +fav the article if you would like to help artists find winged resources for their art.
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Thank you so much!
+faved ^_^
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Welcome! I'm so glad it helped ^_^
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