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NanoBanana β Wing Tutorial - Basic Setup
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Published: 2020-05-22 19:52:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 14240; Favourites: 405; Downloads: 39
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I finished this a while ago and figured I should finally post it >v>'
This is NOT a guide on how to draw feathered wings that are anatomically correct. This is just my general process, nothing more or less. If this helps you, then I'm glad!
EDIT: Fixed missing red highlight in step 5 and 6.
Other helpful guides by equally helpful people:
Winged People Anatomy: Wing Design by Blue-Hearts
Wing-Movement Sheet 2 by Lizkay
How to THINK when you draw BIRD WINGS tutorial! by EtheringtonBrothers
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Comments: 27
Wow, this is really helpful! this will help me a lot more when ever I do wing anatomy-
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I'm glad this could help! ^_^
And I definitely recommend the other guides and such I linked in the description. They help with posing and some of the finer details I didn't cover
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No problem! I hope it helps ^_^
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Well, like I said in the description, this is just how I go about wings. Some people wanted to know how I set stuff up, so this was just me showing them xD
Your style is your style. I'm not trying to force anyone to conform to mine. ^_^
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I'm glad this could help!
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Nice work!! Β Thanks for sharing with us! Β 
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Aww, no problem!
And thank you so much! >v<
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I can't tell you how much this will help me. Thank you. :)
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No problem! >v<
I hope it helps :D
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now if only I could draw with accuracy to begin with... nerve damage sucks
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xD
Hope this helps!
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It does so much! My wings usually look like... well I actually don't know how to describe them, XD
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I think you should know that I can't find any of the red highlighting that step 5 mentions
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Whoops! Forgot to turn that layer back on. xD
It's been fixed.
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Pfffft
Everyone forgets some things every now and again
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