1.Create a blank image with 200x200 pixels in size, Press D on your keyboard then Press X and fill the background with white. |
| 2.Choose what is the color of your eyeball here. |
| 3.Make this color as you foreground color. |
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| 4.Create a new layer . And rename it to ' Eyeball '. |
5. Now draw out a circle with the Elliptical Marquee tool  and hold the Shift key down while you drag the selection. (Make sure that you draw a circle that is larger than you want the eyeball to be) |
| 6. Now fill the circle with the color you chose. ( Alt+Delete ) |
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| 7. Go to Filter> Noise> Add Noise... , Amount: 40, Distribution: Uniform, and check the Monochromatic box |
| 8. Deselect the selection and go to Filter> Blur> Radial Blur... , Amount: 100, Blur Method: Zoom, and Quality: Best |
| 9. Repeat step 8 " Ctrl+F " till you find something similar to what you see here . I did that 5 times. |
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| 10 Now with the Elliptical Marquee tool , hold on Shift+Alt keys and point your mouse cursor on the center of the shape, like shown below. |
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| 11. Start dragging your selection till you get it where you want it to end. |
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| 12. Press Ctrl+Shift+I to invert your selection, and hit the delete key to delete the selected area. |
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13. Duplicate the Eyeball layer: right click it and choose Duplicate Layer. ., Rename it to whatever you like. I named it ''E yeball2 ''.
"Another way to duplicate the layer is to drag it into the Create new layer button " |
| 14. Hide the layer '' Eyeball2 '' for a while and go back to layer Eyeball . |
| 15. Now we want to select the eyeball on the layer, Press Ctrl +Click on layer ' Eyeball '. |
| 16. Go to Select> Modify> Border... ,Width: 4 |
| 17. Create a new layer . And name it ' Shade '. This layer will be above the layer ' Eyeball ' and under the layer ' Eyeball2 '. |
| 18. Now press D on your keyboard to make the Black as your foreground. Press Alt+Delete to fill the selection with black. |
| 19. Press Ctrl+D to deselect. Go to Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur... , and Radius: 2 |
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| 20. While you still working on Shade layer, press Ctrl and click on ' Eyeball ' layer to select. |
| 21. Press Ctrl+Shift+I to invert your selection, and hit the delete key to delete the selected area (this area is on the ' Shade ' layer, right?) |
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| 22. Again we want to duplicate a layer, but this time we want to duplicate the layer ' Shade '. so drag it into the Create new layer button and name the new one ' Shade2 '. |
| 23. Now we are working on the layer ' Shade2 ', right? Ok, Drag the Opacity Slider to 50% for this layer. Press Ctrl+E to merge it with ' Shade ' layer. |
| 24. Lets go back to layer ' Eyeball2 '. Click on it to make it appear. Press Ctrl +Click on it to select it. |
| 25. Go to Filter> Sharpen> Unsharp Mask... , Amount: 240, Radius= 2.5, and Threshold= 0 |
| 26. Change the layer mode to Soft Light and for the Opacity: 40. |
27.We'll need a new layer now, so go ahead and make a new one above ' Eyeball2 ' layer by hitting the Create new layer button , it's an empty new layer..not a duplicate, ok!
Name it ' Highlight '. |
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| 28. While you still on the layer ' Highlight ', Click Ctrl +Click on the layer ' Eyeball2 ' to select. |
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| 29. Now select the Elliptical Marquee tool , Hold your Alt key down and draw a circle to minus a big part of the selection like seen below. |
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| 30. I think you still have your default colors. If you don't, simply press D on your keyboard to make White your background color. Ok, now hit Ctrl+Delete to fill your selection on the layer ' Highlight ' with White. |
| 31. Set this layer mode to Color Dodge . Go to Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur... , Radius: 6.5. And this highlight is done. |
| 32. We need to make another highlight on the other side: make a new layer , name it ' Highlight2 '. Create an oval using "make it small" and fill it with white, |
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| 33. We will repeat the same steps here for the highlight. So, Set its layer mode to Color Dodge , And the last filter we used still Gaussian blur so Click Ctrl+F only. |
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| 34. Now it's time for the pupil of the eye. We almost finished. |
35. Make a new layer above the layer ' Eyeball2 '. Name the new layer Pupil |
| 36. Select the Elliptical Marquee tool , point your mouse on the center point of the eyeball, Click on Shift and Alt keys, and drag out till you get a circle as shown below (it's for the pupil) |
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| 37. Fill it with black by hitting Alt+Delete (since the black is your foreground color). Now deselect ( Ctrl+D ) |
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| 38. Go to Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur... , Radius: 2.5. |
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| 39.Ctrl +Click on your ' Pupil ' layer to select it. Now go to Select> Modify> Border.. value: 2 |
| 40. Create a new layer . And name it ' Pupil Highlight '. |
| 41. If White is your background color, press Ctrl+Delete to fill the selection with white. Deselect and Go to Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur... , Radius: 1.5. |
| 42. Set the layer mode to Color Dodge and Opacity: 80% |
| 43. Go back to layer ' Eyeball2 ' and Ctrl +Click on it to select it. |
| 44. Go to Filter> Other> Offset.. , The Horizontal: 20, Vertical: 0, and Set to Transparent. |
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| The Eyeball is almost done..some touches remain. |
| 45. Above the ' Pupil Highlight ' layer, create a new layer and name it ' Pupil Highlight2 '. |
| 46. Create a circle (small one as shown below) and fill it with white. Go to Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur... , Radius: 2.5. And this highlight is done |
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| 47. Create a new layer .And name it ' Soft Highlight '. It must be above the ' Eyeball2 ' layer. Ctrl +Click on layer Pupil to get a similar selection. |
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| 48. Now go to Select> Modify> Expand.. Expand by: 5. Go to Select> Feather.. Feather Radius: 5 |
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| 49. Fill the selection with white. Go to Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur .. ., Radius: 6. Set the mode to Color Dodge and drop the opacity to about 80% |
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| :: Now complete your job :: |
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