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Basics of Figure Painting (Continued) By Michael Johnson
The following is a very basic process for painting eyes.
Supplies:
Enamel Paint Colors Used
Brushes/Miscellaneous
Part II: Eyes |
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Step 1 (Base) - Paint the entire eye area with a Burgundy base (Include the inside of the lower eyelids and tear ducts) | ||
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Step 2 (Dark Shadow) - Paint the inside of the upper eyelids with a flat black (This will add contrast and simulate the eyelashes). | ||
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Step 3 (Eyeball) - Paint each eyeball with light gray. | ||
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Step 4 (Mark the Pupils) - Use the fine point marker to mark the location of the pupil in each eye. Using a marker will reduce the chance the final figure ends up cross-eyed. | ||
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Step 5 (Define the Cornea) - Paint the entire cornea area using flat black. | ||
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Step 6 (Color the Cornea)- Use your preferred eye color to paint the cornea, leave a flat black edge around both sides of each cornea. | ||
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Step 7 (Add Pupils) - Paint the pupils using flat black. | ||
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Step 8 (Add Highlight) - Paint a small flat white dot on the right half of each pupil. | ||
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Step 9 (Dullcote) - Spray the figure with dullcote to seal the paint and blend the details. Some people add a spot of glosscote to the eyes, but I don't like the effect as reflecting light tends to wash-out all the details that were painted into the eyes. | ||
Multiple Views of Completed Figure | |||
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Continue to Part 3, Eye Brows:
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