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In this video, I’ll guide you through the process of drawing cartoon eyes and how to bring character and emotion into them using simple shapes and lines.
You’ll learn how to create different expressions just by adjusting the eyebrows and the shape of the eyes. For instance, did you know that a simple arc can convey surprise while a reversed arc can express worry? It’s fascinating how much emotion can be captured with just a few lines!
We’ll explore various expressions, from bored to sad, and even confused looks.
Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction
0:45 - Drawing eyes with character
1:26 - Drawing different emotions
2:13 - Drawing bored and angry eyes
3:00 - Drawing sad eyes
3:56 - Drawing confused and judgemental eyes
4:41 - Drawing sleepy and bored eyes
5:08 - How did you get on?!
Added bonus
This is a fantastic activity to engage your children, especially during the rainy school holidays. Not only will it keep them entertained, but it will also encourage their creativity and artistic skills. Plus, it’s a wonderful way to bond with them away from screens, which always gets my vote!
🌿 What you'll need
✅ A pen or pencil and a piece of paper. Nothing fancy!
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