MBTI type's (angel/bird) wings
((Idk if anyone has done this before, but i saw a reblog ask meme similar to this and was inspired to come up with wing appearances for the types. Enjoy!))
INTJ: the flight feathers of these wings are sharp at the edges and will cut to the touch, but the underside is actually quite soft, though in certain places. the undersides are only downy enough to keep the owner of the wings warm the outer feathers are lighter in color and colder to the touch. usually metallic in color, they glitter in direct light and fly soundlessly. usually silver in color, they made fade into copper or gold at the tips of the feathers.
ENTJ: these wings are black, but only at the top and shoulder of the wing. The rest is a pure white color with a bit of a gold and rainbow iridescence to it. The tips of the longest flight feathers gradient slowly to a warm gold. The backs of the wings have soft gray, though sometimes black freckles edged in gold or silver. These wings have a long wingspan and aren’t built for power, but more of a chilling and intimidating elegance.
INFJ: black, or the darkest, darkest possible blue or purple with lighter blue and purple, sometimes even a dark magenta clouds and patters across the black surface, light yellow and pure white flecks across these patches of color, resembling nebulas and the night sky. These wings may emit a slight glow of the color that appears most on them. Their colors may be ‘edgy’, but the wings themselves are built mostly for warmth and comfort, though they fly silently. Some may have a warm gray or white fogginess to them, resembling a cloudy night sky.
ENFJ: dark magenta and strawberry red wings, getting steadily darker and more saturated towards the tips and edges of feathers, giving them a wavy look. white freckles scattered across the whole wing, giving it a strawberry look. Like INFJ wings, these are very fluff as well. May have the lightest pink or white blotches and patches, mostly on the shoulder and closer to the downy feathers, as the tips are usually dark red and magenta.
ISTJ: any color of grayscale, durable and built to last. Lightest on the shoulder, slowly getting darker and darkest at the tip of the longest feather. Slight blue-gray tinge making them seem steely. The feathers may be rough to the touch but are actually surprisingly good at keeping themselves and others warm
ESTJ: powerfully built wings, they make a lot of noise when in flight, enough to warn that someone is coming. These wings are slightly scratchy , but only if you touch them too much. They are shades of brown with the tip of each feather a glittery golden. The feathers are very long, the longest flight feathers gradient down to white and the very tips but still retain the bright gold edge. Golden brown shoulders and gold ticking.
ISFJ: pure white with a glossy shine, just as you’d expect angel wings to look! Soft to the touch. They have the barest amount of color including: light brownish, yellow or even warm gray on the top and shoulder of the wings. light yellow, pale pink or blue at the tips and underside of the wings. Darker versions of these colors may appear as freckles, but only inside the colored part. The white portion of the wings are as purely white as snow.
ESFJ: puffy, extremely downy and warm, ultra soft to the touch. A white base color with baby blue, pastel yellow or creamsicle orange cloudy looking markings. Sometimes, the top side of the wing is one of those colors and the underside is pure white. These wings may be noisy in flight but that’s because they’re so cozy to snuggle up in.
INTP: silver or dark grey, good for gliding high and low and tuck easily into the side to squeeze through small places. May have blue or indigo gradient down the the tips of the feathers, and dark red freckles or ticking closer to the top of the wings. The underside is darker, but with lighter ticking. These wings look intimidating at first, but are actually fluffy to the touch.
ENTP: these wings are light and fast, small and hummingbird like and able to move at extremely high speeds as they check out all sorts of interesting things they can find. They come in bright yellows, greens and sky blue, sometimes with all three of these colors swirling and blending into each other, with black or white stripes along the flight feathers.
INFP: the top of these wings are baby blue, the underside a snowy white. other pastel colors are swirled into the blue base, and when light hits the feathers colors are often scattered onto the ground or around the room they are in, like stained glass. these wings are quiet in flight, and although they look crisp and sharp, they’re actually extremely soft and rounded to the touch. the undersides are very downy. the shoulder of the wings have silver and gold flecks and freckles, which are very reflective as well.
ENFP: these wings may look fluffy and cloud like, but in flight they are not as light as they appear. They are capable of reaching high speeds, and high heights as well. Their plumage is typically bright sunset oranges, reds and pinks with a dash of yellow here and there. There may be light or dark blue patches at the feather tips and at the shoulders, as well as soft browns and golds swirled into the orange and yellow.
ISTP: These wings are built for quiet and speed, quick turns is also one of their strong suits. The surface of their wings are quite reflective and can make them hard to see or make out, but they do have a certain shine to them. the feathers are relatively soft to the touch. These wings are easily visible at night, and come in most brown colors, occasionally dark grey. they may have white freckles along the top, though typically not close to the shoulder.
ESTP: pitch black with a glossy iridescence of red or blue, bright pinks or other neons striped across the longest feathers. Often with brightly colored feathers that trail behind them, these wings are built mostly for showing off, though are also good for speed when they need it.
ISFP: white or light brown, slowly getting a darker, but still soft brown color at the tips of the feathers. Light brown ticking/freckles, downy and good for keeping others and themselves warm. Relatively quiet but still able to be heard, more like a small whisper on the wind than actual flapping of wings.
ESFP: typically bright purples, pinks and greens or even orange with flecks and freckles of another slightly softer color that pop out against the background color. These wings are good for multiple purposes, but mostly just look attractive. They’re soft and sleek to the touch.
