Realistic Eyes using Iris Parts Photoshop & GIMP Brushes Tutorial

[@philsea9959]

I highly recommend ALL of Obsidian Dawns tutorials and brushes. I was really new to Photo Shop, when i discovered her tutorials. I viewed all of Stephanie's Tutorials and DL her brushes. I learned so much. If you are someone that only wants to half edit any of your images DON'T watch or use any of her knowledge. However, if you are someone that wishes to edit your images in a professional manner without being one, Watch and use Stephanie's Brushes. She is amazing

[@ravensrest3895]

I have wanted to do this for so long and had now idea how simple it would be with the right instruction. It was a gorgeous looking work of art and an amazing tutorial, thank you for taking the time to put this together. I love it and its opened up another door to artistic development for me.

[@Coasterdude02149]

That was GOLDEN! Thank you for taking the time to show in detail how you did it.

[@fyisic]

Great tempo and calmness :) Good work.

[@marcipotts7397]

A friend introduced me to your site I am blown away! Thank you so much for all you do ! You ROCK !

[@slshimerdla]

+Marci Potts Thanks so much, Marci! Glad you're enjoying it :)

[@lglooking]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much!

[@n8cabbage49]

First eye ever painted. Thank you for the great tutorial. The hardest part was picking the right color palette for the eye (I'm fascinated with green eyes, so went that route instead). Now time to move outward and attach an eyeball to this thing lol.

[@liverpoolfcgallery2486]

This lady should make more tutorials. Hat off. Genius.

[@Obsidiandawn]

+Liverpool FC Gallery Aww, shucks! I'm definitely planning to make more in the future. Subscribe so you can check 'em out when I do! And thank you so much for the nice comment. :)

[@faiyazkiddi6730]

Thanks for your beautiful tutorial!

[@raynabanaki8434]

This kit and tutorial came in extremely useful for my 3D character head modeling study, thanks a bunch!

[@Obsidiandawn]

+Rayn Abanaki Ah, yes, I bet they would work well for that! Thanks :)

[@karendiebolt6967]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you for making it.

[@Shazian_Fleur]

I don't see the same as you as I am using GIMP 2.10.38 and I cannot even find that window. when I scroll over the brushes, it doesn't show their names :(

[@kimmolaine665]

Absolutely fantastic!

[@sergemo4607]

Thank you, I like your stuff on this channel

[@palakkalra6641]

this is so cool! thank you!

[@madamekai8796]

can this be done for gimp 2.8.14? if so thank you I will try to use it

[@dorkchops]

When I use the stamps in gimp they come out blurry, am I doing something wrong?

[@paulawest1207]

Very nice!

[@cristinaacosta123]

Excelent tutorial!! thanks

[@ampent4204]

One word...Amazing!!!

[@CR_MrSanti]

I want more..I LoVe your work..Thank you..

[@aplombd1]

Amazing. Thank you

[@Madziolza95]

This is great, thank you for sharing! :)

[@Fleurdalee]

who in their right mind would give this a "thumbs down"...??? must be a jealous troll.....this is a MOST EXCELLENT tutorial....thank you so much...!!!!

[@40yrs]

To center, instead of copying, cutting and pasting the layer, you can select the layer. Ctrl+A. Then go to Layer dropdown menu >Align Layer to selection> Horizontal/Vertical center. The way you did it is faster though. LOL

[@VFXLtd]

Great tutorial!!! Im trying to create reptile eyes xD

[@slshimerdla]

+VFX Ltd™ Thanks! I assume you figured out that they're not just for Mac, since that comment seems to be gone. All that matters with Photoshop brushes is the version of Photoshop - they work on any operating system, and in any version of Photoshop that's come out since the one they were created in.

[@VFXLtd]

Stephanie Shimerdla Yep, i figured it out. :) Anways, do you know how i can search up effects and tools quickly? Like in AE, i can simply type in the effect in the box to search for an effect. Can i do this in PS?

[@slshimerdla]

+VFX Ltd™ I'm afraid I'm not terribly knowledgable about PS's help functions. I do know they have quite an extensive menu, so you should be able to find some answers there. I would think that all Adobe products would have comparable systems like that, but perhaps not. Sorry that I couldn't help more! If I need to know how to do something I'm unfamiliar with in Photoshop, I tend to stick to online tutorials and don't use the built-in help much, so I'm just not that familiar with it.

[@chrisnam1603]

sincere warm thankyou's for all (re - subscribed) superfan :)