How to draw, shade a realistic eye with teardrop | Step by Step Drawing Tutorial

Hey everyone, in this tutorial I show you how to draw/shade a realistic eye with a teardrop and which materials I use.

DRAWING MATERIALS:
Soft tissue

0:17 Pupil
0:38 Iris
10:12 Eye ball
18:46 Upper eye lid
21:33 Lower eye lid
24:19 Eyelashes

WHAT I USE TO FILM:

❯ More about me:

Topher Mohr and Alex Elena - Trips

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[michaelau.]

Who else gets all their supplies out to draw this and watch the video and pauses the video every 5 seconds and spends hours on it and then suddenly draw trash

[trashcantommy]

At first I was like "THIS IS JUST A SCAM TO MAKE US WATCH IT! IT'S PROBABLY A PICTURE."

Then I was like... "holy mother of llamas"

[arielzhang]

I’m starting to think that this eye looks more realistic than my actual eye🤨😱

[ourcreamyheroes]

My brain : let's draw a circle
My heart :ok let's draw
My heart : beating so fast
My hand : draw a egg
My brain : What the hell!?
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Thanks you for too many likesss

[footmenace]

Knock knock
whos there
you know
you know who
voldemort


Harry potter rulez x3

[jadiskindadumb]

This looks more real than my actual eye tf?

[emmykalia]

Hi guys, I get many questions about the materials. Under every video I have a list of all of the materials in the description box. The white 'smudger' is a blending stump it's for blending graphite to create a smooth effect. If you don't have one you can use a q-tip or maybe a small make-up applicator. For the bigger areas I use a soft tissue. The pencil eraser is from Faber-Castell perfection 7056, if you don't have one you can cut off a small piece of your eraser and use the sharp edges or corner to erase fine details. For the brightest highlights I use a white Uni Posca, this is an acrylic marker with a 0.7mm tip. If you don't have one you could use a white gel pen or some acrylic paint with a small brush. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)

[zoehansen_]

I just found you & I’m so grateful. I’ve just learnt more from this video than years in art school drawing classes. Thank you Emmy! Going to binge this excellent channel.🙏🏼

[roniqke]

I bet everyone one who disliked can't even draw a circle for an eye

[seventysix]

Great video! Also, when you blended with the soft tissue, the dumb side of me thought the tears would go away 😂

[liulei]

when i first saw the thumbnail i thought this was fake cause it looked so real
good job you are so much better at drawing than i'll ever be

[sheilaallen]

I love drawing eyes never made them so realistic like you Emmy didn't add enough layers now I know what happens when you do Thankyou Emmy your the real deal with so much talent You have showed me the way I appreciate you thanks again peace n love always

[tommybegoske]

this is seriously unbelievable. you Emma are absolutely amazing and truly fucking talented

[sonicrising]

Mind blown! The glossy reflection is incredible.

[estefpowers]

woah...just...woah...I can't even draw an actual round circle

[abhijitbhattacharjee]

It was such a great tutorial I am 13 yrs old and I have drawn the whole drawing without any tools only with a shading pencil, eraser, white marker and then blended the rest with my hands and it had turned out very beautiful. Thank you very much for the drawing tutorial ❤️😘

[vuvip]

Sometimes YouTube videos teach us more stuff than a real teacher does. Respect from one artist to another!

[Subparanon]

Drawing isn't hard, it just requires a little technique. Most of the things that block you from drawing well, are in your head rather than in your hands. This is a great video for showing technique such as keeping your drawing clean using tracing paper, working from white to dark in layers, using tortillions or blending sticks to smooth out strokes and blend shades, and working with small adjustments. Make something too dark, or too white, its easy to fix by blending around it so it matches. The hard part is that initial sketch where you map out where to put what, and where you are going to make dark parts, and where you are going to make highlights. A very good book to help you figure out how to un-twist your mind so you can draw what you see is "Drawing on the right side of the brain" by Betty Edwards. She teaches you how to deal with the cognitive dissonance as your right and left hemispheres battle to see shades with no meaning, and labels and meaning with no shades.

[taniyaparveen]

This video is so helpful and I make it in 15 minutes thankyou very much..

[othmanalkhayat]

I can’t thank you enough really, this is the best tutorial I have ever had, and the most realistic drawing I have ever did, your tutorial is the best lesson for drawing, it combine everything, also how delicate and how detailed the work are, thank you for this lesson I really enjoyed it and it was fun!!!