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Requested by *BloodyRose2008 . I had done a tutorial before but lost the file, so why not make an updated one. I just hope my chicken-scratch is legible enough...

With any luck there'll be a part 2 and so on, but with commissions and figure drawing homework piling up I can't really make this little series a priority.

Art (if you can call it that) © me

edit: Forgot to mention: It's a good idea to draw both eyes at the same time while going through all the steps. If one draws one eye at a time, one may end up struggling to make one eye match the other. Also, they don't have to be perfectly symmetrical. More often than not one eye is naturally slightly higher or lower than the other, and in facial expressions the eyes can be vastly different from each other, such as when expressing skepticism, confusion, or just plain leering with one eye.

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Requested by *BloodyRose2008 . I had done a tutorial before but lost the file, so why not make an updated one. I just hope my chicken-scratch is legible enough...

With any luck there'll be a part 2 and so on, but with commissions and figure drawing homework piling up I can't really make this little series a priority.

Art (if you can call it that) © me

edit: Forgot to mention: It's a good idea to draw both eyes at the same time while going through all the steps. If one draws one eye at a time, one may end up struggling to make one eye match the other. Also, they don't have to be perfectly symmetrical. More often than not one eye is naturally slightly higher or lower than the other, and in facial expressions the eyes can be vastly different from each other, such as when expressing skepticism, confusion, or just plain leering with one eye.