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imaginee — Eye Tutorial part one
Published: 2008-02-12 10:07:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 16403; Favourites: 167; Downloads: 18853
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Hi, this is part one of a eye tut. It's about 10 mins long, the film is not the best but you can see how I draw an eye.To watch you need to click on the download button to the right, oh and keep the video window small for the best look .
To watch the second part look here: [link]
~Linda
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Comments: 41
i love eyes so much, cant believe u put up a video to teach ppl.. thts very nice of u, im grateful
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thankyou so much for taking the time to make all these tutorials, they're very helpful! would love to see more in future, when you have the time of course!
can I ask, are there advantages to using mechanical pencils rather than regular pencils or is it just personal choice? I've often wondered if i should try using mechanical pencils but am unsure if there are any benifits as such?
would love your opinion
thanks again
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sorry to jump to conclusions i didnt c ur profile forgive me 
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This is amazing 
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What was it that you used to blend everything to smooth it out?
I couldn't quite catch it...
You're an excellent artist!
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It's a blending stump, you can find them in most art supply stores.
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my dear, you are an absolutely amaing artist.
and you have great tastein music, to :]
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Thanks and I love to listen to music as i draw....my playlist has many of my favorites, not to sure what my taste is, but I do know what I like and don't like
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I've always trouble with eyes. You know, to make it even more helpful, step-by-step instructions would help a lot. Through text and all. Just a tip 
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wow! You'ee amazing. This really helped alot
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That's really a great deal of help
Would you mind if I asked you a few questions?
You know have to answer them if you don't want to..
Do you use a graph when you draw your outlines?
And,
Are you from New York? XD
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Very interesting and informative... many thanks for your time and the sharing of your knowledge !
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wow- that is awesome. I can't draw/ sculpt properly at all when taping because I either rush or get scared of messing up and it just comes out crappy, so kudos for making such an awesome tutorial.
thanks so much for this!!! I learned quite a bit. very inspirational!
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it's really amazing what you did in that movie! 
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Nice music in the background
Your tutorial is excellent.
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Linda, thankyou so much for sharing this with us. The tutorials (Part I & II) are awesome. I look forward to see more of your tutorials.
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I watched it.It's a great tutorial!All this time I was wondering what exactly blending stump is and now I finally know-it's a good thing to have.(If I used blending stump-which I can't buy here when I live-my drawings would have much better contrast)
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You can also use a piece of tissue wrapped around the eraser end of a pencil or other small paint brush-like thing. Wrap it thick so it doesn't tear, and rubber bands work nicely to keep it in place. Toilet paper and paper towels work too.
It beats having nothing to blend with.
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That was fantastic imaginee...I love to see how other artist take on the challange that is us. And you do it effortlessly! Im gona go watch the secound part and im sure ill feel compelled to comment.
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I'm always afraid to lay down those really dark lines in case I ruin the picture
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You can ruin the picture but you also need to try new ways. Just make sure to use a strong paper like Bristol so that you can make edits without the paper fallign apart.
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Thats really useful - so you pencil it in first? Awesome
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Yes I do, and I'm glad it was useful.
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Your welcome, I only wished it came out clearer and I spoke a bit bettter too
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I like the way you speak!
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