All eyes on me

Yi qi in all his bat winged glory.

So, I guess everyone already knows what this is and if you don't: it's an Upper Jurassic scansoriopterygid from China, 160 million years ago, with an extra rod-like bone sticking out of its wrists supporting a wing membrane that made this pidgeon sized animal capable of soaring from tree to tree. 
Yeah, that doesn't help much...

Anyway, after giving all the other amazing recent discoveries priority because they don't get the attention they deserve, here's my version of the "Strange Wing". I gave his most important feature not much attention though, because I can't get it on paper like I want it. Maybe I'll give him another try later.

Ref used:
blogs.scientificamerican.com/t…