Trying to be helpful here dphoadly; there does appear to be something wrong with your figures eyes. I often see this when someone uses "point at" to position the eyes, or when using point at with a square or ball target. If you look closely, you'll notice her right pupil position is upper center of the right eye while her left pupil is mid-left of center of the left eye. Both eyes should be in approximately the same location equi-distant apart. In other words, there should be a little symetry in the position of the eyes. They are not, which is why Propschick said the eyes looked crosseyed, and in fact they do. The point is, learn to postion each eye individually, you'll have better success at positioning the eyes realistically. Take a look at photo's of real eyes of people looking in different directions to use as a gude for positioning. Remember, eyes are the windows to the soul.

 

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