Learn how to draw a great looking Anime Eyes with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Anime Eyes.
Step by Step Instructions for Drawing Anime Girl Eyes

How to Draw a Great Looking Anime Eyes for Kids and Beginners - Step 1

1. Begin by drawing two curved lines. These will form the tops of the anime girl eyes.
Drawing Step 2

2. Draw another curved line beneath each of those drawn in the first step. It should meet the first line in a point on the inside of each eye, open on the other end. Then, extend short, curved lines outward from the end of each line. Connect the lines using a short, straight line, enclosing the upper eye.
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Drawing Step 3

3. Allow some space beneath each eye, then draw a curved line. On one end of each line, to the outside of the eye, draw a pair of short lines.
Drawing Step 4

4. Draw a thick, curved line above each eye. These lines represent the eyebrows.
Drawing Step 5

5. Use a long, curved line to enclose an irregular rounded shape between the upper and lower portions of the anime girl eye. This will form the iris of the eye.
Drawing Step 6

6. Repeat this process on the other eye, enclosing an irregular rounded shape using a long, curved line, to form a mirror image.
Drawing Step 7

7. Within the iris of each eye, draw a small circle to form the pupil.
Add More Details to Your Anime Eyes Picture - Step 8

8. Add detail to the iris of the eye. Draw a curved line connecting the pupil to the iris on each side. The resulting shape should resemble two mountains, with the pupil like a rising sun between them.
Complete the Outline of Your Anime Eyes Drawing - Step 9

9. Draw a small oval beside each pupil to highlight the eye, and shade the upper portion of the eye.
Color Your Anime Eyes Drawing

10. Color your anime girl eyes. Common human eye colors include brown, amber, green, hazel, grey, blue, and even violet. Of course, your anime character can sport any eye color you may dream up. Don't forget to be creative!
Want to learn more anime drawing tips? Check out How to Draw Anime and Manga Eyebrows, as well as Famous Anime and Manga Characters Easy Step-by-Step Tutorials to draw characters such as Goku, Naruto, Sailor Moon, and Doraemon.
Learn More About The Anime Eyes Drawing
Some credit William Shakespeare with the maxim, "the eyes are the windows to the soul." This means that you can learn a lot about a person by watching their eyes.
The eyes are one source of nonverbal communication - we show our feelings to others when we cry, when our eyes are drawn up along with a smile, when they grow wide with fear, are squinted in anger, or when we roll our eyes in contempt.
The Japanese animation style known as anime takes the art of the eye to a whole new level.
The eyes of anime characters are large and expressive, often square in shape and somewhat pointed, rather than round.
Each artist or series displays a distinct drawing style, which may include interesting styles of hair and dress and differing degrees of realism.
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Would you like to draw an anime (or manga) character? Mastering anime girl eyes is a good place to start, and this simple, step-by-step eye drawing tutorial is here to help.
All you will need is a pencil or a pen and a sheet of paper. You may also wish to use colored pencils or something similar to shade your finished drawing.
Learn more about How to Draw Anime and Manga Eyes and How to Draw a Cute Anime Girl's Head and Face.
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