
Another brief lesson to help TF artists n writers. Even if you plan to go sideways with it and create something entirely new, its good to know how the actual parts work. The only extra note I would make is if you need a bit of perspective to help with writing a character gaining multiple eyes- put your finger slowly onto the end of your nose. Now imagine where the additional eye is and imagine doing that, except between where your existing eye is and where you are placing the new eye- now you have a reference for the limitations of their field of view, just repeat for the rest of their eyes. If they have a long face or big horns or tusks on their faces, remember you cannot see through those- they each create a bit of a blind spot. This is lessened a bit for creatures with wide heads- because if their eyes are far enough apart they can still potentially see around the obstruction.
I was going to make a Sharingan joke but decided against it, lol.
I was going to make a Sharingan joke but decided against it, lol.
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This was very informative thanks! :)
Humans also have a blind spot on each eye, but it's due to the connection of our retina with our optical nerve, and fortunately our eyes compensate for each other's blind spot. ^^
https://faculty.washington.edu/chud...../chvision.html
Humans also have a blind spot on each eye, but it's due to the connection of our retina with our optical nerve, and fortunately our eyes compensate for each other's blind spot. ^^
https://faculty.washington.edu/chud...../chvision.html
Yea, eyes are one of the most expressive parts of the face so even though they are a rather small part of the overall body, they are an important detail to have if you want to bring out a character's personality. And it can be tough imagining characters with more than two and exactly what they would be able to see. Imagine having a compound eye and being able to see behind yourself without having to turn your head, lol.
The original and third are marked Mature so if you've got that turned off, they won't show up. The first was on leg/foot/digit structures of different creatures, but the extra notes in the description covered genital transformation. The third is on mammaries- structure and effects on balance, milk storage, etc.
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