Eh, the latter still conveys the same information. The simplest answer is usually the correct one. Sometimes political correctness is just plain unnecessary.
@@EddieTristes it doesnt, the term Asian is useless when talking about physical traits because it covers many ethnicities (Arabs, Indians, Turks, Iranians, Chinese etc.), it isn't about political correctness it is about using the right terms.
@@EddieTristes ya sure about that? I'm an Indian woman and the shape of eyes (faces too) is very diverse, like even in northern India, it depends on which area/state population are we taking! like, in Jammu and Kashmir there are very few with eastern eyes, and yeh i kinda have eastern-ish eyes cause I am from Assamese area!
I’m going to take credit for this video because earlier this week I was having trouble drawing eyes and I thought to myself “I wish Scott had an eye drawing tutorial!” So you’re welcome everyone 😋
i have the same but with everything amd when i actually sit down to try and draw something i just pray to the gods its gonna be a good artistic day for me
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Most other eye tutorials show step by step how to draw a particular eye while yours just gave a tutorial on how to draw all eyes! This is much more helpful to me because now I can draw an eye in a couple seconds rather than trying to draw this elaborate perfectly shaded realistic eye. Also because these are short I can watch the video hundreds of times if I need to! Your videos are really making an impact! Thank you!
I think this is better short videos talking about eyes than the one i saw from other channel. On the other one many people in the comment section have argument on "do or don't"
I’m new to art, but I’ve played music most of my life. One of my favourite feelings in the world is when I finally “get” a specific part of a song or chord or something. Like when I can finally play it perfectly. Just got that same feeling after following this video a couple times and practicing. I finally did one that looked like an eye and it made me smile and give a little laugh. I finally “got it”!
Dude, thanks so much for these videos. Its really helpful for beginning artists like me to have a guide or at least something to get us started. Thank you for inspiring and motivating me!
This was so helpful 🥺 thank you!! I've been struggling when it comes to drawing eyes, I usually go for anime kinda of looking, but lately (after being inspired by Anastasia 1997 movie) I really want to draw Anya and Dimitri together and do this video is perfect to learn how to draw eyes.
I do very syalized eyes (at least thats what people always tell me when they see me drawing eyes, lol), and that technique kinda just won't work with me, they always turn out wonky when i try that, so really when i draw eyes completly free style i seem to be doing it the best (for my style at least) I did draw quite a few eyes lately (I haven't posted them on my youtube or anywhere else than on some private discord servers that i am in, tho) Though my stye is generally very... odd? I don't know how to describe it. It is always ever so slightly changing aswell, not huge changes but always changing a bit, it's never quite the same each time i draw something, and i don't know if thats a good or a bad thing that I am so inconsistent.
Ik you wont read this but still if u do can you draw DRACO MALFOY FROM HARRY POTTER Means alot thx :)) edit- ik you already draw them but please give us a proper tutorial as well as please draw him in a realistic way :)
I don’t know what you do. It may be because you have so much experience in drawing, but your videos /tutorials have helped me so much as an artist. Thanks. I’m only 11 but in the past years I’ve improved so much, from trashy cartoon drawings (nothing against cartoons of course) to realism. My art is not at all comparable to yours, but I’d say for someone barely in tween years, I’m doing great.
I noticed that u place the eyelid mostly at the top of the circle, but is it the only way? or it differs from person to person? when i practiced this and tried to have an overlay sketch of it in some references, the eyelids ended up in a higher place than where it supposed to be So in the end, i ended up drawing eyes by starting to draw oval shape rather than circle, this way the placement of the eyelid became more precise whenever i draw maybe its because i mostly draw asians, but the reference where i tried this tip is a European
It’s not really important but I would like to mention black and African people also naturally have almond eyes. I bring this up because we get called east asian fishers a lot for it especially as of recent when it’s just our natural eye shape
My jaw dropped. This is a very helpful tip considering I don't like to draw faces in general(I don't practice much though, so that could be part of why I don't like it) but I'll definitely keep this in mind, thank you.
i think there's this thing were you color on the back of the paper and place it over the other paper, then use a pen or some sharp object to trace over the lines of the original so it leaves a mark
Is it just me or is this the exact same vid he already made? Edit: I know because I watched this tutorial (still very helpful) and have been using his tips for the past 4 months
Your my favorite artist on this app your the very first realism drawing I ever made I cannot thank you enough for the motivation, the tips, and everything thing else again thank you so much ♥︎
