=< i'm sorry they weren't deep enough for you. Usually you cast two pairs and glue them together.Then paint the other side of the sphere for a follow effect (I think?).
this video isn't very good at showing the other side ,but you can kinda tell there is another half sphere under the top one =D.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rtQ.....eature=related

I hope that helps a bit n.n.

That's quite possible that gluing two together would create that effect. But it's even easier for me to buy spheres and cast them to a depth I'd prefer. ^^, Besides, I needed test blanks to play with in either case. xD, Plus I want them a touch bigger anyway. ;3

daww alright n.n.
i still appologize anyway and hope that your method gives you the best results =D.

It's not your fault. lol xD, I needed to buy a test pair to know exactly what I wanted, therefore I wasn't worried too much about it. ;3

Those look pretty cool! I really like the blue ones. The brown ones are a little rough around the edges, but hey, that's why you're practicing, right? >w<
I'm really excited to see the ones you cast yourself!

I'd seen the rough edge done on another set of eyes and wanted to try it myself. I think the main problem is the pupils are too large. lol xD

If I want I could create a perfect sphere by applying a large glob of paint via paintbrush and then just letting it set in the circle it creates by gravity. But I figured I'd test the rough edged effect first. xD

Just waiting on my spheres and new casting kit to get the others done. ;3, More work to be done on the Bernese dog body-suit in any case. xD

Ohhh, blue ones....I.like!

Hmmm, maybe in my next owl head, some purple-ish blue ones like the blue above would look good :3

Haha, I've gotten a lot better with painting eyes since these. I can do just about anything. xD

I can definitely do that for the next head. ;3

:3 B3