Step 1:
The body, head, etc. are drawn in medium ink, and then the wings are outlined with light ink, the black markings on the tip of the wings are flat painted with burnt ink, and the edges are rubbed with dry brushes to create a false transition color.
Step 2:
Use white powder to flat coat the white wing part, light ink cyan (flower blue + ink) to dye the root of the wing vein, some very small places are not convenient to dye, can be directly replaced by a color pen along the ink line.
Step 3:
Use white powder to dye the bright surface of the white wings, and light ink to dye the dark parts of the roots of the wings. The head of the body is dyed with medium ink, and the white powder on the belly part of the abdomen is carefully stained.
Step 4:
Dye the black spot part with a light ink cover, the thick fine white powder dot has a patient spot of the white part of the shading, and the white dot should be evenly sized. The head is covered with heavy ink velvet hairs after the head is rewired once. The claws and tentacles are outlined with thick ink and then lightly retouched.