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Ok. I know the eyes need paint. But help me in them. I trimmed them up a bit. But how do I make them look a bit more realistic? I'm thinking of bending them with a heat gun or a hair dryer so they curve to the head. OR... I could cut out the fabric and make them go in a bit so that they go in the skull. Opinions? I have more plastic to do more things and now I'm using hot glue. :: murmurs curses under his breath:: hot glue is so friggin annoying... But... Its what I have. And I do like how it sticks better. My fingers don't tho... Lol. The horns have been improved with stuff... And I'm going to coat them in black fabric. So its good for now. Just I need advice for the eyes.
Category Photography / Fantasy
Species Dragon (Other)
Size 1280 x 1235px
File Size 142 kB
Wow, Okay, I was going to give you some advice, no need to be a dick about it.
There are lots of places people use on a head where they see out of, eyes, nose, mouth. I was just clarifying so I could give you a more tailored advice.
How about next time someone tries to give you help when you ask for it you don't be a smart ass?
There are lots of places people use on a head where they see out of, eyes, nose, mouth. I was just clarifying so I could give you a more tailored advice.
How about next time someone tries to give you help when you ask for it you don't be a smart ass?
If you have a clean/clear hole for the eyes, you could set the eyes inside of the head. Recessing them a little might give them a sunken in look though, so be careful.
Also you may want to line the eyes with some black material or something, get rid of those hard white edges. (Use a good, firm felt or something like that. It may look a little like eyeliner but it'll cover up the cut lines.
Good luck!!
Also you may want to line the eyes with some black material or something, get rid of those hard white edges. (Use a good, firm felt or something like that. It may look a little like eyeliner but it'll cover up the cut lines.
Good luck!!
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