Realistically, how angular do human eyes get? For example, is angle on this picture realistic or is it just photo taken at an angle?

>analysis thread
just draw already Cris and Howie!

>>7654872 (OP)
What do you mean? Your question makes no sense.

>>7654872 (OP)
This is clearly a photo taken at an angle. You can tell by how the side of the skull is at an angle too.
Anatomically speaking eyes can angle quite a lot.
No idea what the limits are though. You can probably google that, just use the proper term, which is eye or palpebral slant.

Also, why is this information relevant? Just draw either what you see or what you think looks appealing.

as usual you people will do anything but draw

I thought eyeballs were spheres? how can you angle them?

>>7655686
Eyes aren't spheres. Eyes aren't eyeballs. That's two different things. Are you ESL?

>>7655476
Thank you

>>7654872 (OP)
What do you mean angular, it's a fucking sphere

>>7654872 (OP)
holy shit I genuinely thought that photo was of me. Who is that?

>>7654872 (OP)
>is angle on this picture realistic or is it just photo taken at an angle
What the fuck does that even mean??? If it's a photo then how would it be unrealisitc??
You know what, don't even answer that. Draw the eye on your photo RIGHT NOW. If you post anything without a study of this eye attached, you will get Testicular Torsion Every Day curse for the rest of the year.

>>7659027
Generic indian

>>7659054
...anything more specific?

>>7654872 (OP)
Human skull is round. The more extreme angle in perspective, the more angular top eyelid will get, because that's how perspective works. Theoretically if angle is 90 degrees perpendicular to the camera, a slanted eyelid would appear vertical.