How to Make Realistic Eyes For About $10 

Thank you kindly!

Thank you very much! Now I just have to figure out how to use hashtags! 😆

@@brianaala Just as I needed to figure out how to use shredded thread to make eyeballs as red as mine, lol

Than it’s not really the worse tutorial 🤦🏼‍♀️

It never has for me; most printer inks are water-based, so the super glue does not affect it.

GIMP photo editor does a decent Photoshop impression for free.

@@NovemberXXVII That's what I was going to suggest! :)

It will yellow over time (so will the resin) if it is in direct sunlight. Also, technically you have to use resin for the lens and the rest of the eyeball in this. but the polish is just a surface coating; if you use nail polish more than 1/8" thick it will not cure correctly. You should just use thin layers.

@@brianaala Hmm. I wonder if there is something with UV protection that might work. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise.

@@zoponex3224 There are UV resins (that cure with UV light) but even they yellow. I have seen people use a slight tint of blue to counteract the yellow, but honestly that just makes them look bluish until they yellow in a year or so.

I usually use glossy photo paper but you can you plain paper as well.

What? There's something asking for a down payment? Is there something popping up?

@@brianaala At 1:13 it is mentioned "around $50"- defeats the purpose of the video being titled "How to Make Realistic Eyes for About $10"...hahahaha

@@zombiez8mybrainz It says that for $50 of mould material you can Make about 60 to 70 eyes. That's less than a dollar each. So, take that $1.00 for one eye and you still have $9.00 left to spend. Get it? lol