eyes at angles number one things that i see people lose is like i can't draw the other
eye it's not that hard i promise you don't draw one and then the other don't do that
you want to draw them at the same time what does that mean so say if we're like starting with one
eye right we want to start usually i like to start with the top lid
not everybody does actually some people don't so if we start with one top lid
then we want to do the other one as well so we can constantly compare the sizes between them
i usually like to add the corner waterline then the pupils
then the lashes you want to draw them in tandem right so at the same time you draw
one piece you draw the next piece right you want to make sure you're doing them at the same time
another thing that nobody ever talks about don't skew the heights this is like the number one thing
that i've given advice for when it comes to eyes but don't skew the heights that's something that i
see a lot of people do when we have a head when eyes are at different angles while the widths
may change the height will not technically if you're actually going for proportions of eyes
the face across is five eyes total so if you have two of your eyes one eye usually goes between and
two other eyes go between on the other side but yeah when eyes are at different angles while the
widths may change the height a lot one thing that i see a lot is say if i've got a head at an angle
here kind of at a three-fourth and say if we have one eye like this another thing that i'd see a lot
is they just kind of have the same eye but like it's shorter and smaller like this
if i was to kind of measure the tops here we don't want that in this case it's the width of the eye
is staying the same on both of them but the height isn't which is not correct right usually we want
our eyes to be the same height this is why we have a measurement on the top of the eye and on
the bottom of the eye because we want our eyes to remain the same height on both sides of the head
so we want to make sure that the height is the same across the entire head doesn't matter what
angle the head is at they will always be the same height if we're drawing the head looking up
we will still have this band going across the head and that just means that our eyes now
they're the same height but just at a different angle though this eye would actually be completely
covered up by the nose so make sure that when the eyes are at different angles
while the widths may change the height will not so do not change the height of your eyes no
matter what our eyes is a hole you can think of as spheres so if we kind of have a sphere here right
because it's an eyeball not just an eye right so if we have the ball there and we have our pupil
our eyelids will go around this pupil so we have an eyelid up there eyelid around there
if you've seen a piranha plant from mario imagine the lips of the piranha plant mouth at different
angles right so if we are looking down here then our eye is pointed downwards like that
if we have it looking upwards then our piranha plant lips will be curving upwards as well think
about that pair of lips like wrapping around a sphere that's how we want to think of it
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if you're looking upwards with something that's a little bit more anime-esque you still want to
curve this bottom lash line up if they're looking downwards you might not curve this top one but you
will exaggerate the curve of the bottom one so if it's at a different angle we gotta envision
that piranha plant at a different angle so if we think of those lips again if it's pointing at 3
4 then we still have that curve of the eyeball and now we have those lips wrapping around
but you want to think of those lips in different angles right so if it's perfectly from the side
then we think of the piranha plant directly from the side we have that curve in there and remember
our pupils are not directly attached to the front so our people will actually be drawn from the back
it's the same deal with something a little more anime-esque our peoples will still be at back here
just make sure it doesn't matter really matter how you draw your eyes don't lose this curve because
our eyes are a sphere so we want to make sure that we're curving our eyes um especially from a half
view and don't forget your eyelids if you have a monolid then it won't be as obvious obviously but
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