How to Make Eyes: Puppets, Masks & Makeups
John Cherevka
Master character artist John Cherevka (The Shape of Water, Pacific Rim, Iron Man 3) shows you how to create realistic eyes on a budget for characters of all kinds, including puppets, masks, and makeups. Even if you don't have the time or money to make a hand-cast eye, you can still get incredible results using affordable store-bought materials and low-cost tools.
Curriculum
1. Title & Introduction - 5min
2. How to Paint Acrylic Hemisphere Eyes - 9min
3. Airbrushing the Limbus - 8min
4. Painting Gold Detail by Hand - 4min
5. Staining with Copic Marker Refills - 3min
6. Adding Striations to the Eye - 22min
7. Filling in Transparency - 11min
8. Brushing on the Final Layer - 9min
9. Spherical Eyes with Pupil Refraction - 6min
10. Painting the Eye Base Coat - 11min
11. Painting the Irises - 18min
12. Layering Lighter Colors - 29min
13. Painting the Sclera - 9min
14. Marbling the Sclera - 3min
15. Breaking Up Hard Lines - 2min
16. Adding Black Spots - 2min
17. Layering Gold Onto the Iris - 2min
18. Finishing Your Spherical Eye - 7min
19. Creating a Vacuum Formed Eye - 11min
20. Making Pupils - 5min
21. Reverse Painting Vacuum Formed Eyes - 10min
22. Layering-In Flesh - 11min
23. Hand Painting Striations - 12min
24. Airbrushing a Background Layer - 2min
25. Hand Painting Purple Freckles - 2min
26. Adding Black Squiggles - 9min
27. Airbrushing the Final Layers - 3min
28. Revealing the Pupil - 3min
29. Student Q & A - 10min
30. Wrap Up - 4min
Materials
Artist BiographyJohn Cherevka
Special Effects Character Creator & Master Monster Maker, key artist Stan Winston Studio & Legacy Effects
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