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👀 How to Draw Eyes – Step-by-Step Guide for Kids!

Writer: MaryMary

Do you want to learn how to draw an eye step by step? 👁️✨ Whether you're sketching a realistic eye or a cartoon-style eye, this guide will make it super easy and fun!

By the end of this tutorial, you'll know how to draw eyes easily, add shading, and make it look realistic! Grab your pencils, and let’s start drawing! 🎨


📌 Table of Contents


Step-by-Step Guide to How To Draw Eyes
































🌟 Introduction

👀 Did you know that every eye is unique? Just like fingerprints, no two eyes look exactly the same! Learning how to draw eyes step by step is a great way to improve your drawing skills.

Whether you want to sketch a simple eye or draw a realistic eye, this guide will show you how to draw an eye easily with simple steps. Let’s get started! ✏️🎨


🎨 Materials Needed

Whether you're new to doodling or a seasoned sketch artist, our blog post on 6 must-have drawing materials and tools is your ticket to becoming the next Picasso.

Before you start, gather these supplies:

Paper – Any sketchbook or plain sheet will do.

Pencil (HB, 2B, 4B, 6B) – Different shades help with depth.

Eraser – To fix any little mistakes. 😊

Blending Stump or Cotton Swab – For smooth shading.

White Gel Pen or Eraser Pencil – To add highlights.


👁️ How to Draw Eyes Step by Step

Step 1: Draw the Eye Shape

1️⃣ Start by drawing an oval or almond shape to create the basic outline of the eye.

2️⃣ Add two slightly curved lines on the top and bottom to form the eyelids.

how to draw an eye step by step

Step 2: How do You Draw a Eyeball?, Lets see!

1️⃣ First, Add the iris and pupil. Draw a circle inside the eye shape for the iris.

2️⃣ Inside the iris, sketch a smaller circle in the middle for the pupil.

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3️⃣ Leave a small white spot in the pupil to create a highlight – this makes the eye look more realistic!

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Step 3: Sketch the Eyelids

1️⃣ Draw curved lines above and below the eye to define the eyelids.

2️⃣ Add some gentle creases to make the eyelid look more natural.

how to draw an eye with shading

Step 4: Draw the Eyelashes

1️⃣ Use short, curved lines to draw the eyelashes.

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2️⃣ Make the upper eyelashes longer and thicker than the lower ones.

3️⃣ The eyelashes should fan outwards, just like real lashes do!

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Step 5: Add Details and Finish One Eye Drawing

1️⃣ Complete the drawing of the first eye.

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2️⃣ Draw the second eye in the same way, at the same alignment.

how to draw an eye with pencil shading

Step 6: Now It's Time to Draw The Eyebrows.

1️⃣ Use a 2B or 4B pencil to shade the darker areas.

2️⃣ Draw curved lines above the eye to define the eyebrows

3️⃣ Add more details and paint it with darker colors.

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👁️ Fun Facts About Eyes!

👀 Did you know?🧐 Your eyes can see over 10 million colors!🕶️ Blue eyes aren’t really blue—they just reflect light!💡 Eyes blink around 20 times per minute to stay moist.


❓ FAQs

1. How can I draw eyes easily? Start with simple shapes like an oval for the eye and a circle for the iris. Then, add details and shading!

2. How do I make my eye drawing look realistic? Focus on shading, highlights, and textures inside the iris. Adding reflections makes it more lifelike!

3. What’s the best way to practice drawing eyes? Try drawing different eye shapes and angles! Practice makes perfect. 😊


🎉 Final Thoughts

Now you know how to draw eyes step by step! 👁️ Keep practicing different eye shapes, expressions, and angles. With time, you'll be able to draw eyes easily and realistically!

Want to learn how to sketch more cool things? Check out our other drawing tutorials for kids! 🎨✨


Looking for a creative boost? Check out our Pinterest page for some inspiring magic!


Hey, just a quick reminder—staying consistent and maintaining your passion is crucial for succeeding in art, just like in many other fields. Keep drawing, try out new things, and most importantly, enjoy the journey! You might want to check out our blog post as well; power of drawing every day.


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