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| Uploaded: | December 2, 2010 |
| Artist: | Dawn |
| Difficulty: | Novice  |
| Steps: | 12 |
| Updated: | December 2, 2010 |
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Hey
guys, just quickly submitting a lesson I scrambled up today. I was
drawing an eye a few days ago that I very much love. It's been a long
time since I've used graphite (about 3 years), which makes me a bit
native to the tradition. I've whipped up a few interesting tips that you
could possibly use in your drawings! Take note that I sorta rushed at
the end since it's almost time for my livestreaming. I would have taken a
much longer time if it wasn't for the quota. The paper I used is
regular sketching paper (although I highly recommend using regular copy
paper). I find that sketch paper is too grainy for graphite. If you're
looking to making smooth graphite shading, I would use the standard copy
paper. Anyways, I miss drawing traditionally; maybe in the future I'll
start it up again and make a few traditional tutorials! This tutorial
will gladly teach you “how to sketch eyes”,
step by step. There are a few tips to your dispose. Now, the eye I drew
in the preview image was drawn a week ago, and is not being drawn in
this lesson. I quickly sketched a new one from what I learned in my
first attempt. Anyways folks, I hope you'll enjoy this tutorial! Thanks
for viewing and good luck with your future graphite drawings!
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How to Draw an Eye in Pencil
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How to Draw a Body
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How to Draw Spongebob Easy
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Learn How to Draw Tinkerbell
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How to Draw a Halloween Crow
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How to Sketch a Rose
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How to Draw a Cute Panda
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Drawing Anime Eyes
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How to Draw Manga Bodies
by Dawn
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How to Draw a Gravestone
by Dawn
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How to Draw a Pikachu Cupcake
by Dawn
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How to Draw Once-ler, The Lorax
by Nickmoble
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How to Draw Music Notes
by Dawn
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How to Draw Female Figures, Draw Female Bodies
by MauAcheron
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How to Draw a Baby Penguin
by Dawn
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How to Draw a Witch Face
by Dawn
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How to Draw a Cartoon Rose
by Dawn
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How to Draw a Rose In Pencil, Draw a Realistic Rose
by DuskEyes969
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How to Draw Anime Body Figures
by Dawn
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How to Draw a Skeleton
by Dawn
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How to Draw Anime People Kissing
by Dawn
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How to Draw Justin Bieber Easy
by Dawn
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How to Draw Chibi Domo
by Dawn
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How to Draw Nicki Minaj
by Dawn
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How to Draw Spongebob
by Dawn
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How to Draw a Baby Monkey
by Dawn
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How to Draw Om Nom, Cut the Rope
by Dawn
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How to Draw a Rearing Horse
by Dawn
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How to Draw a Realistic Skull, Human Skull
by catlucker
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How to Draw a Nazi Zombie
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How to Sketch Eyes
STEP 1.
What you'll want to establish as you shade, is the simple principle of 'value', which levels your artwork's contrasting shadows and highlights. The starting point of shadows is usually the darkest. As it moves further out, it gets lighter until it finally turns white.
STEP 2.
A fun little technique you can execute, is crosshatching. By using a series of fast strokes in different angled directions, you create a more shaded value to your drawings. The purpose of crosshatching is to cover as much white space as possible, by drawing the same area at diverse angles.
STEP 3.
Here are a series of different quick sketched eyes I've prepared. View a variety of eyes on the web and quickly sketch them down until you familiarize yourself with the standard shape of eyes.
STEP 4.
Taken from what we learned previously, it's time to get down to the actual drawing step lesson! Start off with a basic horizontal line to establish the plane of the eye. The line here looks a little tipped, but it doesn't matter if it's only 'slightly' slanted. You just want a basic figure of the eye.
STEP 5.
Next, work your way by drawing a loop that turns upwards. Remember, the tear ducts dent inwards before it shapes the upper loop of the eye.
STEP 6.
Then, work your way down to the lower loop; darkening the upper loop a bit more since the lashes give the appearance of darker lids.
STEP 7.
Next, it's time to draw the iris and pupil, as well as the lid and wrinkle beneath the lower lid. Take your time as you draw the circles, it's easy to mess up. As you can see, mine isn't totally perfect, but it still looks fine :)
STEP 8.
It's time to shade! I didn't really stress my time on this, but I made it where it's exceptionally fine. Shade the whole drawing with a light coat, so later on you'll be able to erase out white parts to make the eye glossy and realistic. Make sure you darkened that pupil the hardest you can! It's much easier using copy paper as the paper I used has a much too rough texture.
STEP 9.
When you draw eyelashes, you'll want to make them looped upwards. Perspective is working its magic on the lashes, so when you draw them facing the viewer, they vary with short loops. This usually shows in the middle of the eye, beneath the pupil. The left side of the lid should be full of lashes, flowing in the left direction. The lashes fade off as it reaches near the tear duct, where they drastically shorten.
STEP 10.
Work your way drawing the lashes and shading the pupil the darkest way possible. Pupils are black, so it's best to try your hardest to replicate that.
STEP 11.
Lower lashes are rather short, and vary with each eye. Dark and lashes stuck together, usually portrays makeup be used on the eye. Use brief strokes that loop outwards in order to achieve a realistic look.
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