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Insect wing under the digital stereo microscope.
Butterfly close up.
some necklaces!!! the first two i made a while ago, and the acorn one and the dragonfly(?) wing one i made just now
the acorn and the wing are real btw! i found the wing at the pool last weekend and thought it was cool so of course i had to take it home and preserve it in resin!
Please help how tf do you draw insect wings?
Cuz i wanna draw this guy.
Some attempts.

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Kinnises: My Tinies
Kinnises are a species of tiny person I created for my first story universe under the alias of “Duscara.”
They are 15 times smaller than humans.
They all have dove gray ears like those of a mouse. Their ears both face forward and are higher up on their head than the ears of a human.
They all have a pink tail that is not scaly, slimy, hairy, or furry. Instead, it is smooth and thin. It emerges from where a human would have a tailbone.
Kinnises also have four wings like those of insects, resembling those of dragonflies the most. However, their wings aren’t 1:1 with any kind of insect. They emerge from the shoulder blades on their backs. Their wings are long like those of dragonflies, but unlike those wings, Kinnis wings can fold to line up with their backs, and their wings go down to their ankles when they do this. Doing this also makes the forewings cover the hindwings, as the latter are smaller, though not by much. This is kind of like the wings of bees. They have the same agility in the air as dragonflies, so they can fly backwards or upside down as well as in more “normal” directions. They can also hover.
Adult Kinnises are capable of flight. Ones that are still children are just capable of gliding and slowing their falls. Babies cannot do any of those.
They are capable of unfolding their wings without beating them. This is useful if they want to sit down.
When they are happy, their wings flutter. Their tails also emote like the tails of dogs, though they can do other things with them.
They also have a few innate, passive magic abilities. First, they are good at flying even though the human body is not a good shape for a flying creature. It gets stronger as they grow, which explains why kids can’t fly. It is reliant on their wings, so losing even one of their four wings makes it harder if not impossible for them to fly. Second, they are way better at generating body heat than people of their size should be. The third one is two abilities in one, both of which relate to talking to humans. The voices of Kinnises can be heard just fine by humans without needing to yell, and the Kinnis can hear humans just fine without them speaking softly.
In the universe they exist in, they are the only species of tiny person, which means that Earth has two sentient species on it: Humans and Kinnises.
Beautiful insect wing found on my back deck