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Eyes based on languages!
Based on Wikipedia and maps of languages , I'm not an expert in languages at all so if there is something off and someone with more knowlege on the matter can help I'll change it up! Changed almost nothing from the previous references:
-Put the Akkadian/indo-european language instead of Babylonian!
-Only organizations have black eyes , the rest all have white sclera!
-And dead countries or civilizations have completely white eyes!
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Some eyes I worked on for my ocs!!! The comic is on Instagram with the username @outcastedoutcasts
I have a particular way of drawing eyes and I like to differentiate them when drawing multiple characters. To make a long story short, I made a reference sheet for how I draw the eyes of almost every relevant character in TWEWY and NTWEWY as well!
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50 types of eyes
A little bit of a warm up with some eyeballs
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I wish I could draw literally anything else as well as i can draw eyes
The second installment of the Skewed Eye References, featuring Gwen, Smol, and Dawn, plus a bonus Ven!
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why is it so incredibly satisfying to look at art references
