I think this is good for not being used to the tools..you can do lots with them.. I keep finding new things. I don't do faces well but, to me.. maybe this one has sorta clumpy eyelashes? (maybe use the antialias setting and really small lower opacity brush).. the blending isnt bad but that blend thingy works best set on airbrush, with the opacity and flow set to about midrange or a little less.. I'll be looking forward to more! This is quite good.
Yes, this is pretty nice for being new to the tools... you'll get used to them and amaze yourself with what you can do. (The Lascaux is the very best) I like the eyes for the most part, although I think you could reduce the tear duct portion and the nose might be just a little long, but the overall composition/execution and idea is really a good one.
The face is at an angle, so the right eye (her right) should be up higher in the frame than the left eye. Also, the only way the iris of her right eye would be so close to her nose would be if she is cross eyed. If she's not, then you need to move it (the iris) away from the tear duct exposing the sclera (the white part). Oh, and they should be round in shape with the lid covering some of it. Remember, the eyeball is just that, a ball, mostly covered by surrounding scull and tissue with only the familiar almond shape exposed for the rest of the world to see, unless of course you neglected to pay your friendly neighborhood cocaine dealer for a substantial amount of the substance and he sent over big Jim and Donny to collect and they popped your eye out with a spoon and cauterized the inside of the gaping socket with a cigar...you know, just to warn you that you better have the cash tomorrow. In that case, passers by might get a glimpse of the rest of your eye....unless asshole Donny was all coked up and swallowed it for a fun joke.
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