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Black and White only? really? Any knuckle head can do that. This one doesn’t even look that good.
Technique good. Pegasus’ wings, bad.
First of all, the wings would have looked a lot more natural if you had used both of them in the same orientation (without rotating). Your end product looks like a horse with one wing sticking out in the wrong direction. Secondly, there are much easier ways to do this. I have to give this tip a zero because it’s worst tutorial I’ve seen in ages.
That was painful to watch. Should have just kept the wings in the natural state they were on the goose. They would have lined up fine. Way too many unnecessary steps.