This indicates a strong change of direction to where the head is facing before it turns into a full profile. The eye mask is also easier to imagine in different angles.
Making the features work together helps to enhance the readability of the intended emotion. Eyebrows are a very powerful tool to show emotions.
Sometimes it can help to exaggerate the eyebrows even if it might stray away from a realistic approach. Bringing eyebrows down to the eyes makes a strong expression. The effect grows when the expression is preceded or succeeded by a contradictory movement to show the full range of squash and stretch.
Facial muscles are your best friend! Even just slightly indicating them can instantly strengthen the expression. Pushing an expression even a little bit, by showing more squash or pushing the features, is what separates a lifeless copy of a photo and an expressive drawing. Be careful about showing too much white around the pupils. Use it to show surprise, horror or danger. Inadequate use can easily lead to a crazy look that puts people off.
Eyes have a broad variety of shapes. Avoid symmetry in order to make them less static and boring. Experiment with different placements of the peak of the eyelid, eye shape, eyebrows, eyelashes, and pupils. See eyes and eyebrows as a set to make them work together not separately.
Take into consideration what you really need. Simple eyes might work better for animation or a style that is more based on movement. Illustration and close-ups might require a more detailed approach. However, in an emotional drawing, giving special attention to the eyes might be a good idea. This makes it easier to indicate volume and draw the eyes at different angles. The cornea is a transparent lens covering the iris and pupil. It has an effect on the shape of the eye.
Be careful with the position of the pupil from different angles. Big pupils indicate looking at something far away or the eyes adjusting to a dark situation, among other things. Small pupils occur during bright light or looking at something from up close. Colouring the eyes generally depends on the lighting situation and what style you want to go with.
Consider these four basic steps. Making the white of the eye darker makes the highlights pop even more. Learn the basics of digital art, from the tools you need to the steps of creating digital artwork. Read art tutorials and interviews with concepts artists for films, games, and animation. Learn techniques for creating expressive and fun character art with these tutorials. I love to draw, and one of the hardest things for me to draw is facial features, like an eye.
This is a tutorial on how to draw the eye below. It is fairly simple but may take a few tries to get right, so keep trying! You will need: 2 Different kinds of pencils. Also, dont forget to rate! Okay, to start, draw the basic almond-shaped outline of the eye. Try to make the inner corner next to the nose lower than the outer corner. S, I'm very sorry the pictures hard to see, my scanner made it very light. Draw the highlight first, then the pupil under it.
Make sure the pupil is in the center of the circle. Draw the crease of the upper eyelid, and the bottom one too. I'm not sure if its called the lower eyelid, but its the line under the eye. Draw a few eyelashes to show where you will later draw in larger clumps of lashes. Kinda like a basic outline. Sort of. Darken the inner circle in the eye, the outline of the eye, and draw a line in the inner corner as showed in the picture.
Okay, shade in the inside outer edge of the inner circle of the eye yes, that is a lot of words. Use the darker pencil. This will add a lot of depth and roundness to the eye.
Alright, do what you did in the last step to the pupil. Also, add some more lines depending on the lightness of the color of the eye to make it a little darker in some areas. Now, really fill in the lashes with your darker pencil. If drawing a male eye, make the lashes a little lighter than if drawing a female eye. In this instance, I am drawing a female eye. Shade inside the eye, and it helps to smudge it with your finger tip or a tortilion.
Hehe, I just realized how dark I shaded this eye, you can shade it a tad lighter than this. Reply 10 days ago.
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