More test eyes for possible future sale. All are 1.25 inches (about 32mm) in diameter. Again, sorry about the not-great photo quality, when I do these for reals I'll set up my good camera on a tripod to get better shots.

Some neat stuff this time around:

Coronal and sectoral heterochromia. This just means the eyes are two different colors. With coronal, there's a ring of different color around the pupil (I call these Aly eyes after my cat, who has green and gold) and with sectoral the color is in patches. Blue/brown sectoral heterochromia is very common in dogs like huskies, aussie sheps, border collies and bully breeds, and in pinto horses, basically any mammal with a large patch of white on the face can have these.

Also, different sizes of round pupils. Your pupil expands when you're calm and/or interested in something (or someONE), so people are naturally attracted to faces with wide pupils. These would be great for a character intended to be cute or sexy.

1a - Blue/green coronal heterochromia
1b - Multiple colors (green striations and red flecks on a tawny backdrop)
1c - Green/orange coronal heterochromia
1d - Blue/amber sectoral heterochromia
1e - Blue/brown sectoral heterochromia, different pattern

2a - Vertically slit pupil, can be turned for a horizontal pupil
2b - Laterally slit pupil, blue-green iris, visible white sclera
2c - Laterally slit pupil, yellow iris, visible white sclera
2d - X or cross pupil. I'll offer custom pupil shapes for specialty characters
2e - Blue vulture eye, with red sclera. Quite creepy, perfect for a rarsuit

3 a&b - Lupine gold eyes, expanded and constricted pupils
3 c&d - Crispin blue eyes, expanded and constricted pupil
3e - Same eye as 1b but with red striations instead of green

4a - Sasquatch brown
4b - Lunar Mystic (pale blue/green/grey)
4c - People-eating purple
4d - Hellhound red
4e - Foxy green

Previous set: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5420798