Eye sketch

Hello again, Rashun, so your eye sketch is coming along just finer indeed. I love the sense of story you're telling with that pair. I think that they are thinking of talking to me, but I feel that they are feeling a little too bothered. But I'm still not getting enough of your more cartoonier caricature and exaggeration of the idea and energy. How would you like to please loosen and liven up your lines of eyes with 10 minutes of 2 minute sketches of your eyes reflected in your mirrors or from your selfies?

The explanation for that item of interest is consequently, though you can and will just drop off all the unnecessary details, but you can and shall and will focus more of your attention to the more importantly broader strokes of

your eyes, as squash-and-stretch goes. So, if you're really, really adventurous, then will I recommend you to this here picture? (You can guess what it is)

It's of the Frank Thomas Eye Model Pack, see? Good luck to me and you.

Amazing sense of depth, proportions, and shape here! I love how you can tell what angle the face is drawn from, even without the rest of the face's features, that's super impressive. Even the angle of the glasses is spot on.

This piece could be improved with a more confident line weight. I love the texture used in the eyebrows, but it's a little bit inconsistent with the rest of the drawing. Adding in some softer hatching for shading could help counter that, or ditch the soft texture overall and use the same line weight for the eyebrows/eyelashes that the rest of the piece uses. I find that the depth/unity of a piece can really depend on the linework.

There's some really helpful line confidence tutorials online, but I've found playing around with new line weights and different materials really let me get a hands on feel for what looked and felt best :)