Might I please see sculpted wings?

[kaoskat]

I'm going to start on my first ever and I'm completely terrified and have no clue what I'm doing. Could I possibly get some pics of wings you've done to get an idea of how things should look and ideas for how to do mine? Pretty pretty please with cupcakes on top?

[sweetlittlejenny]

Here are some of mine. I haven't done many.
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[BerryMouse]

Here are a few very different styles =)

I always try to create something new

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[Sanadaookami]

Hear are a couple I did~

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[babystargazer]

These two are supposed to be fire and ice phoenixes, so I tried to make the feathers look a bit like icicles/flames.  In my opinion, wings aren't that difficult, just very time-consuming.

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[coinoperatedgirl]

In before Darkhorse shows up!

This was the first set that I did. 
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They were a learning experiment.  I learned a LOT doing those tiny wings.

This is the last set that I've done.
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Still learning with them with each set I do.

[DancingPhoenix]

In before Darkhorse shows up!

LOL but actually.

Here is my most recent:
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(before painting)

The biggest thing I've learned is to keep it as thin as possible. I sculpt each feather individually then layer them on, so I have to be careful that the feathers themselves aren't too thick. I also add details after I finish a row (like the lines and what not in the actual feather).

[Darkhorse]

Here are some of mine

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[kaoskat]

Thank you so much guys! Everyone's look way better than mine turned out, but your pics were very helpful with helping me figure out just how sculpted feathers should look! So HUGE thank you!