Different Types of Eye Shape

This video tutorial teaches how to draw various eye shapes, including almond, upturned, hooded, monolid, downturned, and round eyes. It provides step-by-step instructions for each shape, focusing on using circles and lines to create accurate representations. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of practice and experimentation to master these techniques.

What is the first step in drawing an almond-shaped eye?

• Draw a horizontal line

• Draw a circle

• Draw the iris

• Draw the lower eyelid

In an almond-shaped eye, how does the upper eyelid compare to the lower eyelid?

• The lower eyelid is wider

• Both are the same width

• The upper eyelid is narrower

• The upper eyelid is wider

What is unique about the outer corner of an upturned eye?

• It is lower than the inner corner

• It is the same height as the inner corner

• It is higher on the right than on the left

• It is lower on the right than on the left

What shape is used for the inner corner of an upturned eye?

• O shape

• V shape

• L shape

• U shape

What is a defining feature of a hooded eye?

• A round iris

• Excess skin folding down from the brow bone

• A triangular inner corner

• A visible crease

Where is the iris positioned in a hooded eye?

• Resting above the bottom lid

• Centered in the eye

• Above the upper lid

• Below the bottom lid

What is the main difference in a monolid eye shape?

• It has a triangular iris

• It has a deep crease

• It lacks a crease

• It has a double crease

In a monolid eye, how does the upper eyelid extend?

• It extends past the intersection

• It stops at the intersection

• It remains straight

• It curves inward

What is the characteristic feature of a downturned eye?

• The outer corner is higher

• The inner corner is lower

• The outer corner is lower

• The inner corner is higher

In a round eye, how is the iris typically visible?

• Mostly visible

• Partially visible

• Completely hidden

• Not visible