How to Draw Female Shoujo Eyes
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This is a few types and styles of manga eyes. The glassy eyes are a style Mark Crilley, one of my fav professional artists, created. It creates a look that to me is like a trance. The one next to it, the intense or evil eye, is used on extremely inte
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Okay, now for a little bit of practice. This shoujo eye is based on one by Christopher Hart, another fave of mine. Draw out the upper eyelid, making an arch, Go ahead and do the eyelashes as well, since this eye is less focused on the lashes than my
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Sketch in the lower eyelid. Also do the eyelashes on this one as well. Like the top eye, make it thick and dark, but not as thick and dark as the top lid.
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Draw in the iris. It's just an oval, so it shouldn't take to long.
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Final step. Draw in the pupil and the eye shines and shade if you like. Voila! You are done!
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June 16, 2014
Description: Yo, Dragoart peeps! It's moi, HeartOfNature. After making my debut on the computer screen not long ago, I was shocked to find that it was super popular! So, I'm back and better than ever with my second tutorial ever. It's how to draw shoujo eyes! Shoujo literally means "little girl" and it's a girls' anime style. It's very lighthearted. Romance, school drama, and magical girls are its main subjects. I love to draw this style because it's so cute and light. So enjoy. And a shout-out to the peeps who commented and told me you liked it, you're my inspiration!
