Drawing Wings (Feathered, Membrane & Clear Insect Wings)
Class Description:
Inject the magic of flight into your artwork with this engaging drawing class! You'll explore the fascinating structure of a variety of wings, from the intricate feathered wings of birds to the flexible membrane wings of bats and the delicate clear wings of insects. This comprehensive approach will provide you with a well-rounded understanding of different wing types.
I’ll show you live demonstrations for each wing type and you’ll have the chance to practice drawing your own wings and ask questions. This class is suitable for artists of all skill levels, and no prior experience is necessary. By the end of the session, you'll leave with the confidence to draw any flighted creature that inspires you, ready to take your artwork to new heights!
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Ratings and Reviews
kolina-winburn
This class was so informative! It covered bug, bird, and bat wings. I loved how Shelby threw in ideas for how to apply the wing drawing to fantasy art too! I really enjoy how thorough these classes are. You can tell Shelby did hours of research for it which is so helpful. I definitely recommend giving it a watch!
prpldy
A ton of great info. Full of good advice on how to draw various wings in different positions and of different creatures. But would have loved images early enough to print out in decent sizes to follow along with Shelby. Her down- to- Earth nature is most welcoming. And I appreciate her researching the subject before hand (very impressive).
Shelby went into detail (she did her research!) on WINGS! We looked at birds, bats, and bugs. It was great! I give it a 4 because it went a little long, but if you watch the replay you can speed it up or skip around to get all the best parts. After this class you will have a cool new understanding of wing anatomy that you can apply to your own artwork. I enjoy the live format for the live Q&A, but the replays are good for being able to pause or hear something repeated.