īefore discussing how to draw anime eyes, we need to understand the very basic anatomy terms when dealing with the human eye. If you need help improving your overall drawings skills step-by-step, head over to the Academy where I teach the Learn to Draw in 18 Steps course. If anything, the simplification and stylization of the subject matter makes drawing decisions more complex. Note that in my experience, Anime drawing takes just as much skill and practice as any other drawing. However, in this tutorial, content that appears before the step-by-step is more important to take away than anything else. So go ahead and click that link, no, I won’t be upset if you do skip to the end. You can also click here to skip to the step-by-step at the bottom of the guide. Although anime usually refers to animated, and manga usually refers to drawn (printed) art, the general style and approach to drawing is the same. A step-by-step approach to drawing anime eyes while implementing these common elementsĪ quick note, before going further, I will use the term anime to mean both anime and manga for simplicity.Knowing common elements that make most eyes look like anime eyes.A basic understanding of the anatomy of the eye.I decided to redraw many anime and manga eyes and have found a set of commonalities that if properly deployed into your art will make any eyes you draw look anime! The lessons and techniques you will learn in this article can be applied to any variety of stylization of the human eye. Keep in mind that manga and anime have a strong range of art styles, from very cartoon-like to quite realistic artwork.
I set out to break down the drawing of anime eyes and to come up with a strategy that I will share with you in this tutorial. So how to draw anime (or manga) eyes? This is one of those tasks that appears easy from afar, but as you sit down to begin the actual drawing, especially if you are a beginner, it becomes apparent that there is more to drawing the anime eye than meets the eye (pun intended).
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