Any artists out there?

[Blue Raptor]

Thing I just finished as well.
Wings for 3 different bird x human characters.
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The first set of wings belong to the same person as these guys:

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I don’t know how to explain the swirly man he just gives the vibe of swirliness.

Yo-View attachment 3657582View attachment 3657583 finally got around to this.

 

[Amer]

Thing I just finished as well.
Wings for 3 different bird x human characters.
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Why does Philza have stars on the wing tips? Out of curiosity.

 

[Blue Raptor]

Why does Philza have stars on the wing tips? Out of curiosity.

Cause he has them on his MC skin.
Some people draw them on a cape he wears, and some people draw it on his wings. I was contemplating adding them to his wings since I usually draw them on his cape, but I just thought they looked cool after I added them.

 

[Nero70002]

Oh yeah, I haven’t been here in a while, I also got an iPad with procreate and an Apple Pencil for Christmas! Now I can make digital drawings not on my phone with my fingers. I’ll show you guys a “drawing” I made of my duck. Most of what I did was the coloring but I kind of traced the outline of her body, bill, and feet from a picture since it was so hard. Does anyone know how to draw simplified ducks? They’re so hard, especially the wings.

 

[Blue Raptor]

Oh yeah, I haven’t been here in a while, I also got an iPad with procreate and an Apple Pencil for Christmas! Now I can make digital drawings not on my phone with my fingers. I’ll show you guys a “drawing” I made of my duck. Most of what I did was the coloring but I kind of traced the outline of her body, bill, and feet from a picture since it was so hard. Does anyone know how to draw simplified ducks? They’re so hard, especially the wings.

Ayy, I was in the same place as you! Let’s go!
I was literally drawing wings today, and this is the advice I gave one of my friends:

These are what I just drew:

Thing I just finished as well.
Wings for 3 different bird x human characters.
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The middle ones are actually duck wings.

 

[Amer]

I got a watercolor techniques book for Christmas so I’ve been practicing

 

[Nero70002]

Ayy, I was in the same place as you! Let’s go!
I was literally drawing wings today, and this is the advice I gave one of my friends:
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These are what I just drew:

The middle ones are actually duck wings.

What about for closed wings?

 

[Blue Raptor]

What about for closed wings?

I’d probably toss aside any singular feathers and just do something like this:

 

[TamingMaster]

Oh yeah, I haven’t been here in a while, I also got an iPad with procreate and an Apple Pencil for Christmas! Now I can make digital drawings not on my phone with my fingers. I’ll show you guys a “drawing” I made of my duck. Most of what I did was the coloring but I kind of traced the outline of her body, bill, and feet from a picture since it was so hard. Does anyone know how to draw simplified ducks? They’re so hard, especially the wings.

The easiest way to simplify is with shapes. Break everything down into a shape, [roughly] measure the proportions (everything lines up with something!), then add the details after.

I recommend practicing this lesson and the others on the site, because the lessons can be applied to anything you want to draw:
https://drawabox.com/lesson/5
[This is the 5th lesson; I recommend starting from the first.]

And test everything out on Procreate! Look up some tutorials for it!
It's good to get comfortable with the tools, clipping, layer modes, etc.
It makes things a little quicker and lot easier.

Other tutorials by artists on YouTube, for colour, style, and anything like that are also really good for helping breakdown the process, practice good habits, and show you how to "fix" bits you might struggle with.

 

[youngchooklover]

The easiest way to simplify is with shapes. Break everything down into a shape, [roughly] measure the proportions (everything lines up with something!), then add the details after.

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I recommend practicing this lesson and the others on the site, because the lessons can be applied to anything you want to draw:
https://drawabox.com/lesson/5
[This is the 5th lesson; I recommend starting from the first.]

And test everything out on Procreate! Look up some tutorials for it!
It's good to get comfortable with the tools, clipping, layer modes, etc.
It makes things a little quicker and lot easier.

Other tutorials by artists on YouTube, for colour, style, and anything like that are also really good for helping breakdown the process, practice good habits, and show you how to "fix" bits you might struggle with.

Is this good?