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Painting realistic watercolor eyes, requires a step-by-step approach to your work. In part 2 we will look at the last 7 stages that I recommend. If you missed part 1 you can find it here: *bit.ly/48RTn9E*. Follow this order with any eyes that you paint, and you should be painting realistic eyes on all your wildlife subjects.
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00:00 How to paint eyes using watercolor
00:10 Painting an accurate pupil
01:58 Adding the socket, to give the eye a feeling of shape and form
04:41 Applying any highlighted areas, you will often need blue paint for this
07:20 Painting authentic reflections
10:02 Adding the white highlights
13:42 Thinking about any eyelashes, hair or feathers immediately around the eye
16:12 Finishing off with the surrounding area to set the eye off perfectly
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