Drawing Demon Wings

Video Transcript

"Alright, so we've got our roughly completed demon here, we've got a demon coming, basically straight at us, from out of the page. May look like he's, both of our angels and demons are more serious versions, that were flying. So, in order to create the flying look we're going to give this guy some big old demon wings. We're going to start by giving this guy, these are going to be like dragon vampire bat wings, so we're going to come up and give him little hooks, there at the edge, see how I did that? Then, we're going to follow that down, these are going to be a little bit more jagged looking than the angel wings. See how we're doing this a little bit here? We're kind of bringing them in and what we'll do is, actually we're going to create a perspective here like that the wings are flapping. We're going to come down like this and draw this up. It'll end up looking like the outer edge of his wings, folded in. It's going to look like his wings are starting or sort of wrapping around him there. You're going to go like that. What we've done is, we've sort of made it look like the wings are almost folding around him, see how we did that there? And to create the difference between the outer and the inner wing, we're going to show the inner like workings of the wings there, somewhat like membrane bone, coming down from the top, which we won't do on the outside. If we really wanted to get in some crazy detail, we could go in here and shade them in a bit, just to really show the difference between the outer edges of the wings and the inner edges of the wings. The inside the outside but we won't do that because that takes quite a long time but you get the rough idea here and what we've got is a really good start on a really neat looking demon character. That roughly, will complete the look. So, there you have it, completed demon looking pretty good, pretty scary, perfect for the look that we want so, there you go. Now you can start to draw your different angels and demon characters, you know? Obviously feel free to expand on these and create your own characteristics for both but you have a couple different options now for wherever you'd like to go so, thanks for watching. Until next time. "