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AikaXx โ Eye Tutorial
Published: 2012-05-24 23:43:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 27049; Favourites: 1846; Downloads: 416
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very nicely done! I have yet to actually manage an eye in digital mediums, and this just might help. Thanks!
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To post a tutorial is a great act of generosity towards fellow artists.
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"Draw a curvy line, be awesome, apply magic, use potion, further magic--and tada, an eye!"
XD But seriously--this is awesome, and I really love that purple-blue eye at the end. <33
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beautiful!!!! โ*:.๏ฝก. o(โงโฝโฆ)o .๏ฝก.:*โ
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This is very helpful, thanks for putting this out there.
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thanks for taking the time to make it
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I always get a kick out of tutorials that start like this... "take a pretty much already done eye, and just jazz it up a bit!"
Nah but it's nice. Although I'm not quite clear what this line is that's extending from the inner edge of the eyebrow... is it supposed to be a shadow? Because you've got a hard edge on it and it's kind of screwing with my perception of the shapes.
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I am somewhat new to CS5, so this question could be totally stupid BUT...
When I use the smudge tool it doesn't blend anything together like this, it just ...sorta moves the color around or something. But no blending. Is there a way to make it so it /actually/ blends stuff?
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It depends a lot on the setting (brush, brush size, opacity, etc) and the final *effect* you want to achieve. You might check out some tutorial vids on youtube to give you a better idea of the technique to use with the smudge tool.
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*salutes* Will do, then
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thanks, this will help me with my anime eyes ((the shading))
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So, on #1, you have... a curvy line, but on #2, there's an entire eye.
What happened?
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I'm guessing that the artist wanted the person viewing the tutorial to try and do it on their own rather than step by step.
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Maybe, but that somewhat contradicts the "tutorial" part. I again know it's for eye shading and not drawing eyes, but the drawing part could've been just as useful.
Thank you for your inquiry, anyways.
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Well it DOES say on the top. 'Eye Shadow Tutorial'.
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Well, yes. I know that. I'm not really stupid; if that's what you're implying. I don't want to start anything.
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I don't really think it's a bad thing, but there are like a million gazillion quantroliafillion "Eye Tutorials" of all kinds...some are specific, some are generalistic, some are simple, others are extensive etc.
Even though I think this is a pretty good eye tutorial and I like the style and I really appreciate people who do tutorials in the first place...idk, I guess I've just seen too many. And I only just noticed that it actually says "Simple Eye-Shadow Tutorial" at the top 
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Very very pretty vivid eye colors, I like the examples without the stars in the pupil though, feels to me more realish and like a very interesting human stare is being shot at me :3 Others might feel the same way about the star pupil though
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and it's only one shadow 
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amaaaaaaaaaaaaazing. iv never even thought of adding a star on the pupil of the eye. genius !! ^^
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The shading and coloring almost makes them look 3D, very cool.
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