This was a pretty good tut...not as good as your bird one. It is almost too simple. You went from a rough sketch to a colored version in one step. Things like explaining the shading would help many people. But overall a good newbie-wing artist's tut. Thanks for submitting. Oh and the bat blackwork in the beginning rock!

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Wow, that's an amazing tutorial.

I've personally have always had bad issues with texturing as well as the first phalange. I don't think I've ever really included it but I will now because I know.

BTW, I noticed your new signature thing... are you going to start up your own graphic arts company? Because, that'd be awesome if you did.

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Nice tutorial! I always like the way you show the common mistakes. Did you mention about dragon wing tutorial as well?

thats awsome. thankies for the tut! i shall keep it as reference... very well done!

Squee! Fantastic tutorial... I am never sure how to draw these guys.......
Does the structure of the fingers change with different types of bat?

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Very useful, I think I'll use this next time I draw bat wings! Though I'm not too sure why there would be scales on a dragon wing? Seems like that's weigh the wing down too much and would just be annoying rather than useful. Or maybe I'm just thinking thicker scales rather than thinner ones.

Great job!

lol i make all those mistakes all the time! Nice to see what the real deal is!

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You're right, I never tought of that! Leathery wings would probably be lighter.

Thanks for the nice comment!