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OK,
eye placemnet. This one is tricky. I have seen at least
10 different ways people space their eyes out when drawing
a character, all unique, and all effective. This is just
my way of doing it and it's the way I find to be simplest.
The
way I space my eyes out is to create your eye. Remember
the human eye ball is a perfect sphere, or circle if you
are looking at it from the front, its the eye lids that
give it that oval shape. So, what you want to do is space
out 5 human eyes, across the face, you can be sure of the
size because if you cannot fit five, your eyes may be to
large.
So
ones you have 5 eyes spanning across the head. The second
and the fourth circles is where you will place you eyes.
Here is
how it's layed out in the image above:
Numbers
1 and 5 : keep an even spacing between the eyes and the
side of the head, so the eyes arent to close to the sides.
Numbers
2 and 4 : are the eyes themselves. Same shape and size as
the rest of the circles.
Number 3 : The bridge of the nose. This will keep you eyes
from being spaces to close together as well as to close
to the nose itself.
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