Could Someone...

Show me what it looks like when the eyes on a face are just regular...What I mean is kind of determined, but not angry, excited, surprised, etc., etc., etc.

Thank you all very much! ^>^

Your friendly neighborhood,
BAS

Depends on who's the eyes are. If you're talking manga eyes, I might be able to help you with that. How old is the character you're trying to draw, what gender, ect?

Girl, adult, and she is flying...But any models of any gender, age, etc. would be awesome...The eyes take a lot away from my drawings I think...Thanks

BAS

Ok, cool, I'll draw some eyes for ya... Any info about the character's personality?

Hmm...lemme see if I can dig something up.

EDIT: This is the bio provided from the owner of the character.

Graviton Girl
Lvl 50 Mutant Controller

Primary and Secondary Power Sets: Gravity Control/Force Field Generation
Other Power Sets: Concealment/Fitness/Flight
Epic Power Sets: Psychic Mastery

The original Graviton Girl was among the first generation of costumed superheroes to become active during the mid 1930s, and to later serve with distinction alongside US Armed Forces personnel in special superhero units created during World War II.

Little is known about Graviton Girl after World War II. It is assumed that like many returning heroes she opted to retire her superhero persona and resumed a normal life and civilian career thanks to government sponsored assistance.

It is uncertain if the current superhero operating in Paragon City called Graviton Girl is the original (and apparently ageless), is a descendent of the original, or just another costumed hero who has assumed the costume and mantle of the original. More insidious are the persistent rumors that the current Graviton Girl is in fact from the notorious Praetorian-verse dimension, or is a cloned replica of the original, part of Crey Industries illegal Revenant Hero Project.

The question of identity has yet to be answered, and the current Graviton Girl offers only enigmatic responses when the topic is broached.

Lemme Dig around Bas. I'm sure I got somethin that'll help, and If I remember right it's a Bruce Timm thing too.

Ok, cool. In anime/manga style, the shape of eyes changes depending on the age, gender, personality, that's why I wanted to know. I'll draw some eye styles for ya.

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Ok, cool. In anime/manga style, the shape of eyes changes depending on the age, gender, personality, that's why I wanted to know. I'll draw some eye styles for ya.

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TY!

Ah, so she's an enigma. . . That helps some. And you're welcome.

Here are some eyes. I worked in some different emotions in there, if you want more just ask, or more emotions, or whatever. The ones with red dots beside them are girl eyes, the ones with blue dots are guys', and the ones with both can be used for either gender. I suggest you use something like the eye I drew hugely on the bottom left for who you described. Hope ya like 'em.

Hrmm... Drat!! I can't find that old Wizard anywheres!!

Well, what I wanted to show ya was a Note to the Animators from Bruce Timm explaining how to draw Harley Quinn correctly. It was positively brilliant, with handwritten notes and everything... DRAT IT ALL!! But...

I hope these Darwyn Cooke studies'll help.

Bam & Bam.

-CJ

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Bam & Bam.

-CJ

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...easy there emiril~

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Bam & Bam.

-CJ

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...easy there emiril~

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Aw, But I need to kick it up a Notch.

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Bam & Bam.

-CJ

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...easy there emiril~

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Aw, But I need to kick it up a Notch.

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ok, but only if you go waaaay out in the woods first ~

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Bam & Bam.

-CJ

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...easy there emiril~

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Aw, But I need to kick it up a Notch.

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ok, but only if you go waaaay out in the woods first ~

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I'll bring the Wok and the Camera Crew, it'll be a ON Location Gig.

I love Emeril, here's another bam and another one!

LJ

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I love Emeril, here's another bam and another one!

LJ

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WOOT! We are kickin it up a Notch! LJ you can be Bobby Flay!

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I love Emeril, here's another bam and another one!

LJ

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WOOT! We are kickin it up a Notch! LJ you can be Bobby Flay!

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aw great...its speading....... *heads falls to desk* BAM
sonofa~

Sorry, I get offkilter when I post while hungry and sleep deprived.

Hey!
I've been practicing faces for awhile now, but I still am far from great. I will try to lend some help here.

Eyes when they are emotionless (or even with emotion) vary greatly depending upon the person. Most times, I think it depends on their race. The old asian eye cliche, while lame and wrong, is abit true. Their eyes do look different, as im sure you've noticed. So do white guys, so do females, so do black guys. Everyones eyes are different looking.

I'll try and draw my eye, and my friends eye. I'm male, she is female. I dont have a scanner but ill snap it and show you.

These are quick sketches really, but youll get the idea. They are pretty void of emotion. I drew my friends eye from memory (ive drawn her eye when she was staring at me across the table before at a resturaunt though, so I kinda know it's shape).

Upon further look at them, I realize i did them too quickly and they really dont look like either of our eyes, but they do look different so maybe they will help anyway. Some Eyes

Hope it helps!

Edit: My Eye, is actually abit of emotion. The lids should be ever so slightly brought in. It looks like they are abit wide with fear, so if drawing my eyes without emotion, bring the lids in ever so slightly...I look bug eyed :P

I'm horrible with female eyes. Something I'd really like to better myself on.

Ty all so far!

Oh, and I will watch LJ's movies after school..don't wanna' get in trouble with parents, lol.

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*Bamf!*

-BAS