Don't draw ANIME EYES like this

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  • čas přidán 11. 09. 2024

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  • @hura_.
    @hura_. Před 19 dny +41

    i usually don't like videos like this, but i enjoyed this! i like that you don't force people to draw like this and say that people can have different styles

    • @NekoRina
      @NekoRina  Před 16 dny +9

      I know that something *I* consider a mistake can look amazing in the hands of another artist because they found a way to make it work with their style! :)

  • @Absbor
    @Absbor Před 23 dny +103

    will stop drawing eye highlighs symmetrical, unless it's a design choice. aight, got it! 👍

  • @theactualliaa
    @theactualliaa Před 23 dny +43

    I like that you included Pokémon at the end, because i’m trying to achieve that artstyle with some things of my own. I want to make those long eyes like Misty and Ash have, but also eyes like Jessie and James have.
    Things that i think i have problems with are:
    1. Making the eyes way too big.
    It’s actually more like that i don’t know how big or how small i want the eyes to be, or how big they are in the Pokémon artstyle, so i’m still figuring it out.
    2. Making eye highlights and the pupils big.
    When it comes to Jessie and James eyes, i have no problem because i draw 1 square in the left corner of the iris. Not really Jessie and James but, my artstyle. When it comes to Misty and Ash eyes, it takes up like half of the eye and the pupils ain’t helping it so there’s barely any space left to color, so i gotta do something about it.
    3. Size of the iris.
    I don’t know how big i need to make the iris when it comes to Jessie and James eyes.
    4. Size of the eyes in perspective.
    Something i realised, is that when a head is in a 3/4 perspective, the eye only changes in size in the width, and not in the length. The problem is, I’m having problems with making the width the correct size, and as someone who draws heads from a 3/4 almost all the time, i really gotta improve that.
    And that’s all! These tips will definitely help me in the future, i was already aware of them except for the second thing i need to improve. I want to be able to draw any expression, so thanks to you i know what i gotta do to make expressions more rich looking (if that’s how you say it?). Great video! :D

    • @kimdavis2433
      @kimdavis2433 Před 12 dny

      I think the eyes can be even bigger than in the Pokemon style and still look good (as in moe styles), but it's difficult to pull off such an exaggerated look without it looking just anatomically wrong. That's something I want to learn too.

  • @FruitiestSushi
    @FruitiestSushi Před 21 dnem +41

    Getting better at art was mostly my characters going from looking like children to looking like adults. Which weirdly made them age alongside me lol

    • @doagii
      @doagii Před 18 dny +4

      for me it’s the opposite ngl😭😭 at least for my sonas
      they used to look A LOT older when i was younger, and now that i’m a bit older they look A LOT younger
      my other ocs look pretty adult ngl

  • @acidbunnyart
    @acidbunnyart Před 22 dny +11

    I feel called out with the eye stuff

  • @canoa223
    @canoa223 Před 23 dny +8

    Great tips! I can't stop laughing at this Fern 1:35

    • @NekoRina
      @NekoRina  Před 16 dny +2

      I know, she looks like a bug alien or something xD

  • @Oozaru85
    @Oozaru85 Před 19 dny +9

    We are talking about anime here. The eyes are the most detailed part in anime faces, lol. They cant be prominent and outstanding enough, since there is nothing else in the face that stands out. The mouth is just one line, the nose is just 2 tiny lines and same-face syndrome (which is very common in anime) doesn't help with that, either.

  • @negirno
    @negirno Před 15 dny +3

    That "am I kawaii uguu" pic was a blast from the past.

  • @GlitchmanVGM
    @GlitchmanVGM Před 23 dny +2

    Great video! I'm still learning how to draw eyes with the right proportions and also in perspective but now I see that there shouldn't be a major difference between the eye sizes in 3/4 view. Thanks!

  • @paulinelol3930
    @paulinelol3930 Před 10 dny

    7:37 About this tip! When making 3/4 or face in perpective, the width of the eye is smaller when further away, unless some VERY intense pov is involved the height of the each eye is the same

  • @planetABXY
    @planetABXY Před 8 dny

    5:10 hi hi rina !!! I wanted to comment on the eye shines for promare (it's pronounced pro-may-r btw LOL since u weren't sure)
    As someone who does similar eye shines I can safely say that for the big shines at least, I'm pretty sure they were doing shorthand for rim highlighting -- as in the shine that would be the most at the front of the eye, following the curve of the cornea (the clear lens in front of the pupil and iris), so in that specific case the shines would be more symmetrical. I do admit it was a strange choice to have them higher up on the eye, at least in the screenshot of Lio LOL, but it's more clear with Galo. The tiny shinies.... I'm not so sure 😅 I think I just assumed it was a budget saver LMFAO

  • @VOlDNOVA
    @VOlDNOVA Před 17 dny +3

    be creative, guys! Learn the foundations first and then stylize later, things get a lot easier to change to funnier shapes when you know how stuff is supposed to look!

  • @rbMouhmad
    @rbMouhmad Před 23 dny +4

    Finely u dropped a video good tut thou 😭 ❤

  • @nashemanyika7277
    @nashemanyika7277 Před 23 dny +3

    Yay new rina video

  • @savaohara
    @savaohara Před 14 dny +1

    i do not draw at all but i learnt some cool tips tysm!

  • @FruitiestSushi
    @FruitiestSushi Před 21 dnem +4

    Alpha move to show off your eye knowledge while using a character with almost as minimal as possible eyes

  • @Maggi1108
    @Maggi1108 Před 23 dny +5

    Great advice ! Thank you !
    But what is the problem with the eyes in the thumbnail, then ? Are they too far apart from each other... ? They look fine to me.

    • @OrangeSpaceNewt
      @OrangeSpaceNewt Před 21 dnem +1

      One eye in the thumbnail is taller than the other, eyes don't change in height

    • @Maggi1108
      @Maggi1108 Před 20 dny +2

      @@OrangeSpaceNewt Really ? They look like they are the same height to me.

    • @OrangeSpaceNewt
      @OrangeSpaceNewt Před 20 dny +1

      @@Maggi1108 what my brain likes to do is set up mental lines to see if the lines are parallel and they are not, in fact, parallel lol

    • @Maggi1108
      @Maggi1108 Před 20 dny +1

      @@OrangeSpaceNewt I did the same thing and they look parallel to me.....

    • @NekoRina
      @NekoRina  Před 16 dny +2

      You just made me realize I forgot to edit the drawing in the thumbnail 😂😂😂 I was so focused on finding a good composition that it skipped my mind. Thank you! I just fixed it. The eye highlights should appear opposed to each other now

  • @BubbleSlimePixels
    @BubbleSlimePixels Před 16 dny +1

    My art style is giant eyes that take up most the face but I think that’s chibi styles ruining me as I try to move in to new styles

  • @Oatymeal
    @Oatymeal Před 23 dny +5

    thank you! this was very helpful

  • @MadamVampireOfficial
    @MadamVampireOfficial Před 23 dny +4

    this was very helpful even as an intermediate artist ❤

  • @Karin029_
    @Karin029_ Před 13 dny +1

    8:16 Most important part of the video c:

  • @Wilcza_
    @Wilcza_ Před 23 dny +7

    5:15 They used a "forbidden" tool called ✨mirror ruler✨ (or however your software calls it)👀 /j

    • @NekoRina
      @NekoRina  Před 16 dny +2

      it's the only explanation! xD

  • @feardieshogun8153
    @feardieshogun8153 Před 14 dny +1

    thank you

  • @kenjiaf984
    @kenjiaf984 Před 22 dny +2

    Thank you Neko Rina for amazing eyes tutorial ✨✨ my favorite part is the perspective technique drawing eyes as I have struggled a lot when draw character in semi perspective views ☂☂ oh ya I also looking for tutorial draw vegetation and landscape 💚💚 hopefully you can make tutorial how to shade vegetation and trees

    • @NekoRina
      @NekoRina  Před 16 dny +2

      ooof, realistic backgrounds and vegetation aren't my strength, but I'll keep your suggestion in mind! Thank you! ♥

    • @kenjiaf984
      @kenjiaf984 Před 16 dny +1

      @@NekoRina Yayy thank you sm 🌟🌟 really appreciate, hopefully your trips gonna helpful 😊

  • @pillyhere
    @pillyhere Před 15 dny +1

    6:32 🥺

  • @Kittens-twins
    @Kittens-twins Před 14 dny +1

    Your channel is so underrated :[

  • @angelaconway2623
    @angelaconway2623 Před 2 dny

    Number #5: Satoshi Urushihara would like to speak with you

  • @KeikoShido
    @KeikoShido Před 23 dny +1

    really helpful video! Love your artstyle so much too!♥

    • @NekoRina
      @NekoRina  Před 16 dny +2

      aw thank you! Glad I could help :)

  • @fjgozell
    @fjgozell Před 23 dny +2

    I need Coloso to make a course with you

    • @NekoRina
      @NekoRina  Před 16 dny +1

      omg that would be amazing!

  • @Shimmer5Oart
    @Shimmer5Oart Před 20 dny +1

    Wow, low key getting called out here, I see how it is ;-;
    jk jk
    Thanks you for the wonderful video Rina

    • @NekoRina
      @NekoRina  Před 16 dny +1

      awww it's no problem sweetie! ♥ Didn't mean to offend anyone really ;w;

  • @RealPainfromNaruto
    @RealPainfromNaruto Před 15 dny +1

    How do I draw France

    • @treymoment
      @treymoment Před 12 dny +1

      What is a France?

    • @RealPainfromNaruto
      @RealPainfromNaruto Před 12 dny

      @@treymoment France has multiple meanings, including a country in Western Europe and a term relating to France:
      A country in Western Europe
      France is the largest country in Europe and is bordered by Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, and the Atlantic and Mediterranean Seas. The capital and largest city of France is Paris.
      A term relating to France
      France can also refer to:
      The French language: The adjective "French" can be used to describe something that is related to France, its people, or their language.
      The French people: The adjective "French" can also be used to describe something that is related to the French people or their overseas descendants.
      The name of a French writer: France may also refer to the French writer Anatole France (1844-1924).
      The name France comes from the Latin word Francia, which means "land of the Franks". During Roman times, France was known as Gaul, and in the 5th century AD, it was known as Frankia after the Franks conquered it.

  • @zaymm10
    @zaymm10 Před 23 dny +1

    Great video!!!

    • @NekoRina
      @NekoRina  Před 16 dny +2

      thanks! I was a little nervous about making this type of content