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For Chibikki-ikki , a good boy who needs some eye-help

This is my first serious tutorial. I have a lot of "How to draw manga" books at home, so today when I saw that forum thread I thought it could be a good idea to use my old books to create a tutorial. I'm very happy with it.

You can see different kinds of manga eyes.
1. Basic and generic eye suitable for almost any manga style.
2. Perfect for female Chibi.
3. Perfect for teddy girl, neko girl or yandere.
4. Good for sweet lolitas, cute and romantic girls and pinky ladies.
5. Simple eye which in my opinion is good for a happy, good or humble girl.
6. Eye for a glam, a glamurous teen obsessed with her appearence.

You can also see a step by step. I only use two layers: one layer for the lineart, another placed below for the coloring.
NOTICE THAT THE EDGES OF THE PUPIL ARE COLORED WITH A DARKER COLOR. THE CENTER OF THE EYE IS ALWAYS LIGHTER AND BRIGHTER.

You can try to mix the styles, you'll see how you get funny eyes.

DO NOT CLAIM AS YOURS.
If you draw the eyes I'm showing here, I would like to be credited

You may find this journal useful:
Digital shading tipsHello, lovely watchers! :iconflyingheartsplz:
I think this is basic knowledge very useful for beginner digital artists, so I've decided to share with you this great suggestions.
Shading digitally can be confusing and difficult for some so I will give you some pointers as to how it is usually done professionally. You do not have to shade these ways as many people don't for personal choices, however if you are considering a job in an arts field it is highly recommended you understand these methods of digital shading.
Shading is all about the colour you use to shade with. Some people use a solid black to shade, while others use a darker shade of the base colour. Both of these methods are usually not a very good idea and often looked down on in professional art fields. This is because by using a solid black or darker shade of your base colour, will result in a loss of depth, vibrancy, interest and destroy the colours you have already used. This can be shown well with yellow; b

Description
For Chibikki-ikki , a good boy who needs some eye-help

This is my first serious tutorial. I have a lot of "How to draw manga" books at home, so today when I saw that forum thread I thought it could be a good idea to use my old books to create a tutorial. I'm very happy with it.

You can see different kinds of manga eyes.
1. Basic and generic eye suitable for almost any manga style.
2. Perfect for female Chibi.
3. Perfect for teddy girl, neko girl or yandere.
4. Good for sweet lolitas, cute and romantic girls and pinky ladies.
5. Simple eye which in my opinion is good for a happy, good or humble girl.
6. Eye for a glam, a glamurous teen obsessed with her appearence.

You can also see a step by step. I only use two layers: one layer for the lineart, another placed below for the coloring.
NOTICE THAT THE EDGES OF THE PUPIL ARE COLORED WITH A DARKER COLOR. THE CENTER OF THE EYE IS ALWAYS LIGHTER AND BRIGHTER.

You can try to mix the styles, you'll see how you get funny eyes.

DO NOT CLAIM AS YOURS.
If you draw the eyes I'm showing here, I would like to be credited

You may find this journal useful:
Digital shading tipsHello, lovely watchers! :iconflyingheartsplz:
I think this is basic knowledge very useful for beginner digital artists, so I've decided to share with you this great suggestions.
Shading digitally can be confusing and difficult for some so I will give you some pointers as to how it is usually done professionally. You do not have to shade these ways as many people don't for personal choices, however if you are considering a job in an arts field it is highly recommended you understand these methods of digital shading.
Shading is all about the colour you use to shade with. Some people use a solid black to shade, while others use a darker shade of the base colour. Both of these methods are usually not a very good idea and often looked down on in professional art fields. This is because by using a solid black or darker shade of your base colour, will result in a loss of depth, vibrancy, interest and destroy the colours you have already used. This can be shown well with yellow; b