How to Draw Tiger Eyes

Artist: Dawn / November 10, 2012
How to Draw Tiger Eyes

Step 1.


Real simple lesson folks so let's get started. Make one vertical line and then another line which is horizontal and slightly bent. This will be the facial guidelines.

Step 2.


Next draw the shapes of each eye like so. Notice that the eyes have wispy tips at the corners and ends of the eyes.

Step 3.


Draw in the eyeballs, then color in the pupils.

Step 4.


You will now begin sketching out the detailing around the eyes which is the lids, and the arch at the bridge of the nose. Draw the stripes under each eye like so, and the marking lines that start at the tips of each lid.

Step 5.


For the last step all you have to do is draw out the tiger stripes across the forehead, and nose bridge. Erase your mistakes than you are all done.

Step 6.


Here is how the tiger eyes look when you are done drawing them out. Color them in and do what you like with them.

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Artist: Dawn
Date Added: November 10, 2012
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Description: Drawing animal eyes can be one of the funnest parts of an animals face that you can draw. Taking that into consideration, I will go ahead and fill a couple requests that where made and one of them is "how to draw tiger eyes", step by step. Looking at a tiger one of the most recognizable things about them is their eyes. They have these eyes that seem like they can look right into your soul. Not a lot of animals have that ability, but a few do. I really like the way that these tiger eyes came out looking because they are very expressive. You can tell that the eyes are not in a relaxed state, but in a fully focused one. I wanted folks to really get a sense of what it would be like for a tiger to be staring at you in the eyes. Anyways, have fun drawing tiger eyes. I will be back with more fun so stay tuned in. Adios people!

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