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Open the editor ↗A dragonfly depends on its long abdomen and two wing pairs. Compare overhead icons, bright cartoons and natural outline studies while keeping the wings distinct from the body.
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Lengthen and narrow the abdomen and keep both wing pairs arranged around a slim body. A short central body with broad decorative wings suggests a butterfly.
No. Retain the main wing outline and a few structural divisions. Tiny veins can merge into a dark mesh after reduction.
Fit the whole abdomen and wings together. A crop based only on the head and wing span will often lose the end of the body.
Place the narrow body first, then add the upper and lower wings with visible gaps near their roots.