some artwork I see of dragons (such as art by NecroDrone13) have it so the wings look like arms with really long webbed fingers. With even a clawed thumb sticking out of the top.
Is that what a dragon wing really is? (more or less)
There's a big detail there. You're trying to define boundaries for a mythical creature... with tons of variations, styles and proportions. ^^ Some do them with that kind of wings, bat-like. Other do them with other wings, or even wingless...
There's a big detail there. You're trying to define boundaries for a mythical creature... with tons
gimme something to work with here xD For instance what is the "normal" dragon wing. (which I assume is the bat-like wing) That's the one I'm most likely to draw anyway.
gimme something to work with here xD For instance what is the "normal" dragon wing. (which I assume
Well, as some comments saif, there's no set rule for dragons, being mythical, and non-logical. Myself, I go for a bat-like wing, but instead of the thumb, with a lil upward spike. The bones across it make for a good support for the membrane, but I try to make it -not- look like a hand, as with them already havinf front legs, would look creepy imo XD
Well, as some comments saif, there's no set rule for dragons, being mythical, and non-logical. Mysel
A wing (on any animal) is, in essence, a modified arm. As has been said above, bat wings have the "finger" bones running through the wing as supportive rays, with skin stretched between them, and this would be the same essential nature of a non-feathered dragon's wing.
A wing (on any animal) is, in essence, a modified arm. As has been said above, bat wings have the "f
