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Home›How To›How to Draw Eyelashes: 11 Steps

How to Draw Eyelashes: 11 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 4, 2024
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Step 1: Gather your materials

Before you begin, gather your drawing supplies, such as sketch paper, pencils, erasers, and a fine-tip pen or marker for inking.

Step 2: Draw the eye outline

Start by drawing the outline of the eye. This includes the upper and lower eyelids as well as the inner and outer corners of the eye. Make sure to leave space for eyelashes.

Step 3: Identify eyelash length

Determine the length of the eyelashes you want to draw. Longer lashes can create a more dramatic effect, while shorter lashes may appear more natural.

Step 4: Start at the base of the eyelid

Begin drawing the eyelashes at the base of the upper eyelid by lightly sketching short lines that follow the curve of the lid.

Step 5: Angle your strokes

As you draw your eyelashes, angle your strokes so they fan out from the corner of the eye. The lashes should curve upward and slightly outward toward the edge of the face.

Step 6: Vary lash thickness

Create more realistic-looking lashes by varying their thickness. Draw some lashes thinner and others thicker to mimic natural lash variation.

Step 7: Add fullness with overlapping lines

To give your drawn eyelashes more depth and fullness, overlap multiple lines on top of each other at different angles. This technique will create an illusion of thick and voluminous lashes.

Step 8: Draw lower eyelashes

Switching to the lower lashes, start at the outer corner of the eye working inwards. These lashes tend to be shorter and less dense than those on the upper eyelid. Follow a similar approach by angling and curving your strokes as you go along.

Step 9: Soften with an eraser

Once you’re happy with your basic lash structure, use a kneaded eraser to gently lift away any harsh lines or smudges from your drawing.

Step 10: Ink your sketch

If you’re satisfied with your pencil sketch, you can use a fine-tip pen or marker to ink over your eyelash lines, giving a finished and polished look.

Step 11: Add final touches

Complete your drawing by adding any shading or highlights to the eye and the surrounding area. This will give the eye dimension and make it more lifelike.

Now you’ve successfully drawn eyelashes in 11 easy steps! With enough practice, you’ll be able to create stunning eyes with beautiful lashes in no time.

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