If you can draw expressive drawings, you can make the scenes more exciting than when you drew a comic, and you can make the illustrations impressive. For example, when drawing a crying face. You can attract tears by changing your eyebrows and mouth, but you can make it more expressive by adding some ingenuity.
Unless you change the way you draw your eyes, it's hard to convey emotions
What should I pay attention to when painting a crying face? Eyebrows down, mouth down, tears... This alone will basically allow you to "see" your crying face. Regardless of whether emotions are transmitted or not, this alone is enough to make people cry and laugh.
Let's add more ingenuity. Remember when you cried. When you cry, you put a lot of effort into every part of your face. Not only between the eyebrows, but also around the mouth, the corners of the mouth and the area around the chin are twisted and wrinkled.
Force is applied to the cheeks and nose, and depending on the person, the ears turn red.
By adding some ingenuity, you can get beautiful emoticons without feeling like your emotions are exploding. For a more emotional look, focus on the look of the eyes.
How to make facial expressions on your eyes! What are the shapes of the eyes when crying?
When drawing facial expressions, eyebrows and mouth can be deceptive. The expressions of the eyebrows and mouth are easy to escape, but if you consciously express a certain expression with only the eyes, you can draw a painting that conveys the emotions of the character in a realistic way. There is a sentence that the eyes say in the mouth. Let's paint with the intention of spending most of our time on our eyes.
In order to highlight the facial expression of the eyes, it is important not only to design how the eyes are drawn, but also to consider how much force mabuta puts in.
Not just on Mabuta! The power of Lower Mabuta is important
When you think of crying, you often feel mabuta being squeezed. Especially when crying, the lower mabuta will rise. The greater the mood, the lower the mabuta.
Upper Mabuta is also powerful. Eyes that are low to the drape are straight and white crying faces, and eyes that are low hanging down are crying faces. If you draw differently based on the character's personality and scene, the range of representations expands.
The range of facial expressions can be greatly expanded, depending on how you draw your eyes.
More important is the students. Facial expressions change dramatically depending on how you draw your eyes. Basically, when you have a crying face, your dark eyes will be bigger. Conversely, it gets smaller when angry or surprised, so it's best to get smaller when you're angry or shocked and only cry.
When you cry, it moisturizes, so there are more particles of light. Touching crying, crying happily, treating others kindly, involuntarily flooding with emotions and other scenes... When a lot of light is scattered, it becomes even more moving.
Conversely, when you cry in despair or in regret, it is advisable to keep the light moderate. If there are many particles of light, the darkness will fade, so the feeling of my painting is that the light is moderate and the shadows are hidden behind the eyes.
The area of blackout is basically increased, but if it decreases, it will show anger and surprise, so use it to draw different facial expressions and angles on Mabuta.
When you express emotions with your eyes, you can express emotions like this
Back to the first picture. I only repainted the eyes without changing anything else in the previous photo that the eyes did not change. I felt more emotional than I had before.
There is nothing wrong with saying that the first picture is wrong. I had a slightly calm crying face because I didn't have much emotion. It is perfect for scenes where emotions are not too high, such as when you cry while performing, when you cry, when you speak calmly.
Feel the feelings of the characters, and try to draw according to the feelings of the characters every time.
Draw emotions separately! Various examples of crying faces
An important point in distinguishing character emotions is that they cannot be modeled. Don't get caught up in the basic pattern of "low brow, droopy corners of mouth, tears and tears".
Burikko wept
Dress cute when crying, don't open your mouth too much, be cautious, and don't break your eyebrows too much. The eyes are extremely moist, the black eyes are larger, and the rosiness of the cheeks also has a cute feeling.
Crying regrets
I don't want people to see tears of regret. Therefore, it is possible to hide the face down and the hair to hide the expression. When you desperately hold back tears, your face will be more tense and twisted, and wrinkles are more likely to appear between your eyebrows.
Tears will come if you notice
The scene was when I smiled and said it was okay, but it flowed out against my consciousness. I painted my eyes a little smaller because it gave a surprised expression. The pupils are also very small, and if you paint a small amount of black paint, you will get a surprised expression. Because the tears flowing from the face did not exert force on the face, the mouth and eyebrows were loose, and the redness and swelling were moderate.
How did you cry? Let's draw while thinking
In addition, when the emotions erupt, you can open your mouth to show your teeth, when you cry, you can draw a runny nose, and when you cry, you can see the light even if you are the same crying face, such as falling grains, and the facial expression will change drastically according to the different scenes and characters.
What does it feel like when a character cries? Very important for drawing facial expressions. Let's consider how the character feels, think about it carefully and design it.