Now that you have the upper and bottom eye liner, we need to make a corner eye liner
just to make it more realistic
1. Draw the second eye liner by using the "Bezier Tool", use a continuous left click to create a shape like in the picture below.
2. Shape it by using the "Shape Tool", right click in between two nodes or corners and find the "convert to curves tool" at the top corner and click it. After that you will see two dotted arrows, click and drag them to form the shape, apply this to all the
lines until you make a shape like in the picture below.
3. Add a color by using the right color panel, choose any color you like,
in this case I have used black.
Step 6 Centering and arrange layer
Now that we have the eye body and the eye liner, it's time to put it together to form an eye
1. Using the "Pick Tool", click the eye body and click and drag it to the
center.
2. Send the eye body to the bottom, by clicking the eye body and pressing "Control + PageDown"
3. Done
Step 7 Creating Pupil
We will now work on the pupil.
1. Make a sphere using the "Ellipse Tool", click and drag, make a rational size for the
eye body
2. Draw a 2nd circle, make it smaller than the main circle and color it black
3. Distort it by select the small circle and use the "Interactive Distortion Tool" (you can find it in the left bottom toolbar), left click and drag it. After that set the distortion type to "Zipper Distortion"
- Enter the value "distortion amplitude" to 48 and "distortion frequency" to 30
Step 8 Coloring the Pupil
Colorize the big circle,
select the big circle with the "Pick Tool",
go to the "Fountain Fill Tool" (it's in the left bottom toolbar or press F11).
Set the fill type to radial, set the color in the left and middle left to custom color or others with the value of C 96 M 73 Y 35 K 4 and set the color in the right and middle right to Sky Blue.
Step 9 Creating texture
Now, add a texture to the big circle
1. Make two boxes with the "Rectangle Tool", make a small
size with a position like in the picture below, select the boxes and press "Control + Q " so you
can edit the nodes in order to shape it.
2. Shape them using the "Shape Tool", after that select both of the shapes, using the "Pick Tool" by left clicking and dragging. Press "Control + G " to group both of them.
3. After that, click the two boxes that you have shaped and double click until you see a rotating arrow
- after that hold "Left Click + Right Click + Control" together drag and rotate them clockwise
then release the buttons
- now you see that the shape is duplicated, but you need to duplicate them again by
pressing "Control + D" until you have a shape like in the picture below.
4. Done
