First, you would draw your eye(s) and blah, blah, blah. I would recommend applying a stabilizer/force fade to your brush as it sort of fixes your crooked lines when you draw. It's fine if whatever you use to draw doesn't have this feature.
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If you're not really experienced with drawing eyes, I would draw a random shape, lower the opacity, and then draw over it. This gives you a hint of what you want your eye to look like when you draw.
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Now, the process of coloring is actually pretty easy if you ask me. At this part, I would color the eye with a darker color, I'll explain later on why.
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Following that, I would color around the eye with black. After that, you would blur it, slightly.
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Having really bright colors here would definitely ruin the eye. Because you are using darker colors, you would turn "Add" in blending mode or just use brighter colors. Remember to use the color of your first base, but make it lighter. Then you would blur it, just a bit.
Here is your finished results:
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Of course, I understand that this method wouldn't work with different coloring styles. For Trey, I do not use this method because I make their eyes a bright color. This is just something I decided to share with y'all.
