(I had this goat farmer model for some time. Maybe a year or two.)

So I've been mulling over if my models structures are good enough to be serious, even if marginally. But I'm really unsure of the eyes. There's many methods of doing eyes. Usually for the cartoony type the "eyeball" mesh is a curved sheet. I rather go with the spherical eyeball and mold the sockets around them as best I can. Some I get tighter than others, but the socket style I've been using for my goat and rabbit models had me a bit concerned because the eye sockets are large; maybe too large, which is why you see some black spaces between the eye and where the eyelids end. I have to update the head, mostly because it turned out making the bottom of his chin/jaw's vertices in a sphere pattern was a terrible idea, something I'm slowly undoing since I have to manually stitch together new parts to fix that.

I've compiled a number of screens to see his eyes at various angles and distances. I even included the wireframe this time. If the picture is too small then let me know. :D

What do you think of it?