So I got the latest WoF book yesterday read it all day and finished it the same day Lel, any who, I am in a dragon mood so I'm going to be posting a few more dragon related things! For now here's a Wong guide on how I draw a dragon's wings!
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1. I usually start off with a basic skeleton for all my drawings, it tells me what position things should be in, and usually contains the action line making it easy for me to draw.
2. I separate the Wing into sections so I can tell which feathers go where.
3. I draw a rough sketch of the feathers before adding details and making things look more real by adding more feathers which is demonstrated in step 4
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1. As stated earlier I start out with a skeleton. These wings are more of like hands in this case so I draw five fingers on it with the elbow having a point too.
2. I draw a rough outline on the fingers but not the web of the wing, I add that last
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3. Finally I add detail to it. I refine the fingers and add the web membrane and add slight tears and fringes to their edges.
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1. I follow the same steps as usual, skeleton first.
2. Instead of a full set of feathers I only add the first two rows, the membrane serves as the last.
3. I skipped the rough sketch and added a final version giving me more room to stretch out the wing.
