Eyes Style Guide | Cartoon Academy
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Printable eyes style guide from Cartoon Academy. Practice different eyes on your characters. What do their eyes say about their personality or what’s happening in the scene?
Learn how to draw with Cartoon Academy videos.
Credits: WQED and Joe Wos
Standards
Arts & Humanities 9.1.3.A Identify and use elements and principles in visual arts (color, line, shape).
Arts & Humanities 9.1.3.B Demonstrate skills in visual arts through practice.
Arts & Humanities 9.4.3.D Make artistic choices to express ideas or feelings.
Early Learning AL.3 Applying knowledge – using prior experiences to choose colors.
Early Learning AL.4 Learning through experience – experimenting with color combinations.
Mathematics 2.3.K Recognize and describe shapes.
Physical Development PD.3 Develop fine motor skills.
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