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Published: 2009-12-07 12:56:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 76038; Favourites: 273; Downloads: 0
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These are some eye-drawings I came up with yesterday when I was bored.
I didn't intend them to be a deviation, but ... I'm posting 'em anyway now. 
They turned out quite good, don't you think? Are there anymore ways I can improve upon drawing eyes? Because I only drew these from my mind.
Please comment.
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Yeah it was with Charcoal and pencil. 
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Thank you! (Sorry for the late reply.)
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You could try drawing them as they would appear with different facial expressions. Well done by the way
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I will most definitely try that! Thank you!
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Lovely
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Thank you! I know what you mean. 
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I usually make them look in other directions but I have always had problems making both eyeballs look in the same place
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Yeah, I can understand what you mean.
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Yeah hands are ALWAYS a pain in the ass
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I know! 
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Same here...and they looks like they're made out of rubber :/
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They're too complicated :/
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what do you use like to draw it? just pencil or something else? because my eye drawings never turn out like that using just a normal pencil
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I used a "Black Smooth" Sketching Pencil, from (Daler Rowney, Artists "Sketching" Pencils.)
Yeah, normal pencils don't work that well, but they're good for practice and stuff.
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thank you so much
i'll try get some and see how i go haha
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These pictures are dinamite!!! the best way to make a picture of a person look real is the eyes so when you drawing a person remember that each set of eyes are different, they don't have the same pattern on them.
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Thank you so much, I'll remember your advice in my future deviations!
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great strokes !!!!
but put more details to the eyes- the reflection of light they should go in the same direction
not apart or across
but hey they're very good
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Thank you! Yeah, I get stuck on stuff like that. Thanks for pointing it out!
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yepp yepp !
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heeeyyy, these are just flipped you cheater :3... the highlights in the eyes go to the opposite side when you flip it, so it looks sorta unnatural
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Yeah, the highlights!
I drew the single eyes at first to convert them into photoshop brushes, but then poste them like this.
Goodness, I can't believe I overlooked something like simple little high-lights.
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I have a few suggestions for you. First, recognize that the eyelashes cast a shadow on the eye itself. Shade the area directly beneath the lashes slightly. Also, the...umm...pinkish, squishy thing in the corner of the eye is not a hard line, but rather fades into the eye itself.
The eye is an orb, so shade the bottom portion darker, as it does not touch as much light. Eyebrows are not perfectly patterned like that, so put a few stray hairs going different directions (look at a photograph to see what I mean).
And I see that you used the computer to mirror the image, making two eyes. 
Don't get me wrong, you did a great job! 
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I completely love you for being so honest and direct.
I'm certainly going to keep your words in mind and practive drawing more eyes.
I'd appreciate more comment like yours in the future.
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Absolutely! If you ever need any more advice, you know where to find me!
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Thank you very much!
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Ooooooooooohhh! Very nice!! They're perfect!
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Awww, thank you, deary.
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I think they're good, especially because they are drawn from memory. Maybe the only criticism I can think of is the thicker part of the eyebrows are a bit too straight at the end for natural eyebrows. However if you we're drawing trimmed eyebrows then they don't look out of place
Good job.
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