hello there and welcome to painting with srp asmr so today we're going to try and create
an eyeball on the canvas here and just running through the colours in our palette
we have burnt sienna deep red titanium white sap green
cerulean blue and rich black there okay so what we'll do first i'm going to take our
two millimeter fine brush i'm just going to take a little bit of the old burnt sienna there
bring it down nice even coverage on the brush
i'm just going to go from one side to the other
like so
there we go don't worry this doesn't have to be perfect
because you've got the general shape there feel free to rotate your brush
lovely okay
so let's take the cerulean blue and sap green and give it a nice little mix
there we go i want to create this nice
rich green color there
okay and we just want to look at creating the iris so let's create a pupil
in the center of the eyeball there
and now we have license to come down like so and create
your iris there i'm going to be a little bit inventive with our brush patterns
don't be scared to go this way and that
there we go so you can see your eyeball taking shape there
lovely
okay let's give the old brush a little clean
okay now we want to be looking at our 4.8 millimeter brush
we're going to take some titanium white
liberal amounts i want to look at
covering the sclera creating a sclera there we go don't worry if some of the colours run
creating an au naturel effect
don't be scared now
there we go just fill the whole sclera there
okay the canvas is your friend
lovely so while that's drying we're going to take our 2.3 mil
i'm going to take some of our black and we're just going to fill in the pupil here
i'm just going in nice circular
rotation strokes there just like so
super
okay i'm back with ever
2.3 mil we just want a little bit of titanium white
a little dash here like so creating a corneal reflex there that is your corneal reflex
okay so now the eye's taking shape i'm going to add some fine details
i'm going to go to our deep red i just want a slight amount on the brush there
and we're going to focus on the sclera and conjunctival surface and this is where you
have license to go for it i'm going to create some blood vessels on the surface
of the sclera these are your scleral blood vessels
don't worry if your eye looks angry that's absolutely fine
some slight details there
and we need just a slight amount we're going to focus on the limbal surface which is the area
between the edge of the iris and the sclera so we have some very fine blood vessels here
okay
there we go that's looking grand
okay and just add some fine details some fine details like so okay so what if you
want to add some ocular pathology how about a subconjunctival hemorrhage would you like
it on the temporal or nasal side? let's create a little temporal some conjunctival hemorrhage here
okay this is where you have more license to go a little bit wild
create a little hemorrhage there this is a little hemorrhage
it can be as small or as big as you like
there we go and we just want to be a little bit finer we're going to stab the brush
as we cover that out you can see you have your sub conjunctival hemorrhage there
okay looking good looking good
okay would you like to add some trichiasis to your piece?
no let's keep the eyelashes pointing in the right direction
let's take some brown and now we just want to give some little flicks out
from the lower lid margin there
just a little flicks will do the job there'll be a sufficient amount of
paint on the brush there
vary the size you might have some little more thicker ones
might have some just lurking in the background a little bit finer
there we go that's looking fine
okay so what about adding the meibomian glands would you like to add some more meibomian glands
on the lower lid margin? that's absolutely fine so we're going to take some deep red
and mix in some titanium white like this
looking for that nice little pinkish color
okay sticking with the two mil brush we just want to add some openings on the lower lash margin
like so delicate little dashes
i'll show you my meibomian glands which release the lipid layer of the tears
nice little steps
feel free to go all the way up and do the temporal side as this is the right eye
your little inner canthus here it's lovely okay so you see your eyes taking shape there
okay we're going to switch to the 4.8 mil brush
and we're going to set a lovely background for the eye
okay so i'm going to take some of our cerulean blue
into the palette here mix in your titanium white
just cool it down a little bit just want to cool it down
okay cool it down like a nice beautiful blue sky
and just go for it just go for it now
there we go now there we go
we're going to add a little cloud that's fine a nice little cloud
that's absolutely fine
a little dab there a little cloud melting into the distance there melting into the distance
it's going to melt into the distance
lovely lovely
looking at your cirrus clous cut your cumulonimbus cloud
just feel free to go wild
looking good
okay
so what if we have to add a little tree we can add a little tree let's take some of your
sap green
just create your little tree there a little tree
okay don't leave him too lonely he needs to have a little friend here a little friend
there we go a little friend good
we'll create a nice little tree here
that's taking shape nicely
okay back to the two millimeter brush
i'm gonna take some more of our brown
and create a trunk your tree looks like so good lovely
little dabs there
so you can see our eye looking happy
apart from the sunconjunctival hemorrhage here we have a happy eye
in the middle of the forest with a nice blue sky so what else could we think about adding well
let's add
back to the eye
nice little limbal edge here just to bring the iris out
and a little bit more detail there let's make the iris stand out very delicately
okay okay now i'm going to create a little
corneal scar using my titanium white tiniest amount so i had a previous eye injury and it left
a little scar a peripheral scar right here this is where the foreign body landed in the eye there
landing on the cornea there
okay okay i'm going to add the final little detail to the eye i'm just going to take some
of my white here my titanium white we're going to add a little bit of the brown here mix it together
i'll just cool it down a little bit cool it down
okay this eye may have had or may currently have conjunctivitis
so we can add a little bit of discharge on the lower lid there a little bit of sticky discharge
against the lower lid on the conjunctival surface there
and voila the piece is finished
thank you so much for tuning in today i'll see you next time on the joys of painting with srp asmr