Human Face

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I'm beginning to learn how to draw the human face, but Im doing one thing at a time. These are left eyes of celebraties.

Channing Tatum
http://s671.photobucket.com/albums/vv71/candy1925/?action=view&current=Eye-Channing_Tatum.jpg

Carrie Underwood
http://s671.photobucket.com/albums/vv71/candy1925/?action=view&current=Photo0201_EDIT.jpg

Amy Lee
http://s671.photobucket.com/albums/vv71/candy1925/?action=view&current=Photo0203_EDIT.jpg

Thanks for stopping by, and please review
-fRiEs
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If it was meant to be, it will come back to you.]




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Hi!

I like these--they look pretty realistic.

My only complaint, really, is that they aren't all that different from eachother. I'll admit I'm not too familiar with the celebrities in question (specifically their eyes) but still, why just their eyes? It would be cool if you could either draw the whole face or make the eyes more unique, in my opinion.

But still, good job. I can't wait to see more of your work. ;)




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Wow, these are really good! You draw awesome eyes. My suggestions are these: Eyelashes. You top ones tend to be a spikey black thing. That's fine when drawing a cartoon, but youre going for real-looking, right? Make each lash individually, every time. Also, if you're trying to master the face, try drawing both eyes together. Soacing is incredibly important. You can have great eyes that are too close together or to far apart, and then w=something that should be great looks bad. Also, try out some shading! Everything's more realistic with life in it, and shading helps with that. Great job overall.

-Dreamy
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