LOA: eye tutorial o... noes?

INTRO:
okay. this tutorial assumes that you already know how to use your program (whichever you use) and have an idea of what colors you're using and how to choose them, since i'm assuming-- stop me if i'm outta line-- we're all artists of some rite (or have at least read the last color tutorials )

so if you don't wanna draw eyes, use your advanced primate logic lobe to improvise and draw whatever it is you got in mind. but if you're an 'outliner' kid, just try with this silhouette style and block your colors in afterward. it's hella easier and offers far better results (unless you like being another leaf on a tree.)

ORIGINAL:
since the vector category only had an Inkscape option, and i couldn't just leave it blank. but this class works just as well.

savor the flavor of this one, folks... ain't happenin again for a long time. they cried for coloring, but i gave 'em eyes. oh well. just coincidence i happened to work on this.

what's the difference between me and everyone? everyone can use this for their own purposes if they'd like. they can draw eyes this way no matter what kind of art they're into, sure. but i do this hundreds of times over every time i submit something the eyes tutorial just covers the basics of it. it also leaves out the HOURS AND HOURS of *click... click... click click* FUCK *clickclickclickclickclick* FUCK AGAIN! NO GOOD *clickclickclickclickJFLDFGHDSKGVKJDSHKJV GBHDFKJSGfEXPLODE*

oh sure i beat myself up for being an asshole and a procrastinator. but i am far from humble.

i hope you know how to download the original, craptacular, RAM eating version that took a ridiculous ten forevers to create. DA is still pretty ghey with their policy on preview images not working like regular fullview (fuckin DL button. queer. )

it's been proofread but there's no way in hell i'm fixing anything at this god forsaken hour. maybe tomorrow if anyone's in my face about the mistakes.