Creature eyes to print out

Maximilian Schmid

I am searching for scary printable creature eyes for my prop. I heard of tarras halloween eyes or something like this but does anyone have some other ones? for monsters and horror stuff if possible

Maximilian Schmid

I have no access to photoshop or this stuff unfortunately 😭

Chris Ellerby

Best bet may be google image search.

/Chris

Maximilian Schmid

okay, but its hard to find eyes which have no sunlight or shadows on like these from tarras.

Chris Ellerby

If you search using the word "texture" you may find unlit assets intended for use in 3D modeling.

Example for "Monster Eye Texture"
https://www.google.com/search?q=monster+eye+texture&safe=off&sxsrf=ACYBGNTk3_EAxRjPKhJ0pno0X2-jnSfFcQ:1571684454757&source=lnms&tbm=isch

"Creature Eye Texture"
https://www.google.com/search?q=creature+eye+texture&safe=off&sxsrf=ACYBGNTk3_EAxRjPKhJ0pno0X2-jnSfFcQ:1571684454757&source=lnms&tbm=isch

/Chris

Maximilian Schmid

Cool that’s the missing word, thanks

Kelly Mahler

Another thing you can do, too, is do a bit of Photoshopping to remove highlights and such. Or, you can also take a quarter of the image and duplicate it- then mirror it horizontal/vertical and do a bit of light clone stamping to remove obvious repeats and soften seams.  This can be a good method for creating your own designs from scratch, too. Just do your design and either make a 1/4 section repeat 4 times (or whatever your multiple). You could even do a radial repeat. Once done, just go back over and paint in some asymmetry. 

Maximilian Schmid

Awesome thank you!

Kelly Mahler

Also, obligatory cover-your-ass tip.... make sure if you plan on selling anything or doing commercial work you have a license to use whatever eyeball images you get online!

Maximilian Schmid

True 😆 but if I use eye stuff from the internet, is there any option to sell the work with them? 

Kelly Mahler

Check out Gimp! I use it when I'm on my Linux partition. It's a great, free, open source program.

https://www.gimp.org/