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Published: 2014-07-04 20:54:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 132098; Favourites: 5109; Downloads: 1914
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Eye Coloring Tutorial by me | Other Eye Tutorials: 1 2 3 | My Resource list for Faces and HeadsFor that Picasso one, I zoomed in 300% and drew each feature without looking at any of the rest of the face. The results were amusing. Anyway, don't know if any of this is helpful. I always start trying to make a tutorial for something specific but then wind up with a ton of random tips. This isn't everything you need to know about eyes from 3/4 view, it will work best alongside other eye tutorials and reference.
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Great stuff! Nice and easy Β tutorial. You rock!
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Great tutorial! I always have trouble with this aspect of drawing eyes. Thanks!
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Fantastic! Your tutorials are fantastic and your artwork is fabulous! ;D
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Thank you very much!
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OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! Not a lot of people go into depth with eye tutorials when it comes to the 3/4 view. There are a lot of useful tips too! I've been struggling with drawing the eyes recently and I had so many questions on my head but you've answered them all! I really appreciate this tutorial! Thank you :')
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You're so welcome!
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How ironic! Β I have been working on this problem in an oil painting and decided to visit this site. Β This is the best advice I have found on working on the problem of eyes in profile. Β You are a blessing and very talented with a super personality and gift to relate and teach. Β Thank you for being a generous soul! Β
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Thank you so much! You're comment makes me very happy!
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hey, "sid from ice age" and "too close together" are real variations... i am kinda "sid from ice age" eyes, and here is one "too close together" example: www.centralmodels.pt/newslette⦠(it's Rita Pereira, a portuguese top model)
appart from this, very nice tutorial!
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I'm not addressing all types of face with those examples, more so just the sketch that I'm showing, so people can see what happens to a face when eyes are changed slightly.
With the too close together example, her eye is running into her nose, which is a problem Rita doesn't have. Rita's eyes are close, but not too close, because the structure of her face still works. Dreamworks uses characters with far apart eyes all the time with Sid, Eep, Moses, ect. and people use size difference in eyes as part of their style or to exaggerate perspective. The thing with those is that it's intentional. They're using eye placement as a part of their style or it's just part of the person's features. However when eyes are accidentally drawn out of place, it messes with the face's structure, and that's what I tried to show with the sketches.
^I had thought about putting some disclaimer like that in the tutorial, but it was already getting pretty long, anyway, thanks for your input!
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Now I have the biggest urge to practice this considering 3/4 is one of my biggest weaknesses because of the 'squished' eye.
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Yeah, it's tough. I've really only gotten better at it in this last year -.-
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I'm honestly really impressed. For the number of times I've tried to find a tutorial or even just looking at references and failing horribly. I feel like my search is over <3.
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This is amazing, thank you for the eye tutorial.Β
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You're very welcome!
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My goodness you have no idea how much I needed this, I've been having eye trouble for years orz Thank you for this great tutorial!
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You're so welcome!
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I never thought of the V shape technique, that's very clever! Β I wish I had known about this earlier on in my art career.
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This is one of the most helpful 3/4 tutorials I've ever seen! ;u; Granted, I haven'tΒ read many, if at all, but I know this will do wonders for me when I finally try these angles. Thank you so much for making this!!
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Yay! Hope it helps!
You are most welcome!
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i like how I can sense your humour, burst out my drink while reading this xD
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Haha, thank you!
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Thanks for this! "ceiling fan, ceiling fan, yay!" and the creepy red V things helped so much!
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This. Is. Awesome. You're the best at making tutorials.
Also, yes, that dude is very hot. Is he from somewhere? Or just random? (I almost feel like I should recognize him and it's making me feel stupid haha.)
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Yes, that dude is from somewhere. He might have shown up once or twice in my gallery *cough*orthecomic*cough* but he has not yet been properly introduced.
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He reminds me of Noah St. Claire, but based on your comment above I'm guessing he's not. Any relation?
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Nope, no relation, though they do look similar with the scruffle and without any color.
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mmmm it explaine a lot of problems with making eyes, this will be helpful, thanks for making this
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You're welcome!
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Thank you for this! I never know whether my character's eye's are too far apart or not! The best eye placement tutorial!Β
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This is going to be extremely useful! Thank you!
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This is an useful and also funny tutorial, thank you for making this!
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You're welcome!
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That is what I think of every time, "This face looks odd, and it reminds me of Sid, therefor, their eyes must be too far apart!"
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