How to Draw Anime Eyes in Your Own Style

Learn how to draw authentic anime eyes in a style unique to you. In this video, you will use references to learn the key traits of anime and manga eyes you can apply to your art style. I will also teach you some tips and common pitfalls. I will also demonstrate some examples for you to follow.

Twitter: @fushia_paint

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[BluePluto]

I really appreciate the focus on giving people tools and a direction to follow in developing their skills rather than just a straight up “copy this exactly” tutorial. Thank you for sharing!

[fushiapaint]

Hello everyone, thank you so much for your generous positivity and support! Due to my currently packed schedule, I will not be able to create videos for a while, but I will pick up right where I left off starting after January of next year. Expect new content in 2023! Can’t wait to resume sharing helpful art tutorials with you all

[sleepfishl]

"Drawing Anime eyes is harder than it seems" ... Your first sentence summarizes my last few weeks, minus the 2 million hairs I've pulled out throughout this time. :D Your video helped alot tho! Thanks! :D

[tonakuma]

The psychic damage I took when the old Kanon eyes came up. 90s anime were wild.

[fushiapaint]

Hey everyone! Sorry for the prolonged wait, I’ve been extremely busy as of late but I still have new content planned! Thank you all so much for your patience and positive support. I plan on returning with more tutorials at least by some time before summer

[vyer]

The detail in this video really helps!

[saltiestbun]

this is the most under-rated art channel on youtube omg. I've never seen someone who is good at teaching AND video making AND editing AND entertaining--but you excel in each of these fields and i'm in awe! I wish you lots of luck and success in finding an audience, and i hope lots of people can watch your videos and learn from them <3

(i know i'm gonna be sharing this with lots of folks at least haha~)

[zenithgames]

1 min into the video and I've already gotten 2x better than I started. Thank you 🙏.

[나비잠-yr]

The explanation only one subject of anime's oye through such detailed and vast data is amazing. I believe it will be a great help to people who draw anime. I'm looking forward to what topic to discuss next.
Sang Yong Park from Korea

[skysigi]

This is actually a tutorial all anime artists need! Thank you so much for that!! 😍

[Lothadric]

Okay this might be one of the best tutorials I've ever watched on YT. Not too long, but with enough info and simple instructions for beginners. Thank you for making it 😊

[StyeAI]

Honest fuckingly, this just giga boosted my progress wtf. High quality production, easy to understand, brilliantly made. Thank you.

[ImanZaqwan-mf]

Thank you for giving me confidence in drawing eyes

[adriellightvale]

My style tends to take cues from the Dragon Ball style, though what you see in my icon was supposed to be similar to the Street Fighter Alpha style.

[bubliisek]

Im surprised how underrated you are, this is really amazing!
Tho imma stick with JJBA artstyle! Im trying to learn it :' D

[mayelenym]

Wow this video is amazing! I love your editing its very fun to watch :) Also showing the different examples and giving a general checklist helps a ton, thank you for this!!

[charbelabouantoun]

6:15 i adore you thank you for the motivation

[littletimmy]

this is helpful! thanks a lot :)
also great video !

[MaiaEmpyrean]

This video was so nice! Please make more!😢

[emilythefilelady]

This is amazing content and it’s underrated. By the way, I believe anime eyes have to be at the median length - meaning the medium length. Not too big or too small.