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Updates:
Took off one style of eyes, which I believe wasn't very useful...
Added an anime-like human eye, in one expression, shaded.
Anyone who does not have Photoshop CS2 should download this file: Eyes.zip. This .zip file contains all the images of the eye brushes. You can Extract* these images, open them on Photoshop, and make your own brushes.** Sorry for the inconvenience.

*Download.com/ probably has trial versions of WinZIP or WinRAR, which is the software needed to extract the files in the Eyes.zip file.
**To make your own brushes on Photoshop, open desired image, click Edit > Define Brush Preset... > OK.

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Brush Details
A set of 36 brushes; 7 types/styles, 3 expressions (normal, angry, sad), outline + shaded, closed eyes (1), and my name (so you have some idea of where you got it from).
Brush sizes approximately range from 80 to 130 pixels.
The brushes you see in the preview are the ones this set has, except the ones in the preview are smaller.
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Important Notes
Yes, me the expert on eyes. Riiiiiight. If you go through my gallery, you can probably tell that the eyes in my pictures are not very pretty. So... don't expect them to be extremely profressional and pretty. Yeah.
I have never tried actually using them on a face, so they look weird when you put a pair together with a nose and mouth, I guess you are stuck using them as reference. What can I say?
The highlights, or white parts of the eyes might become transparent when you actually use it, so fill in the white yourself please. (Create a new Layer under the eyes, colour in the parts that are suppose to be white. To create a new layer, click Layer > New > Layer... > OK.)
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Possible Question(s)/Complaint(s)
Q: I am not drawing a cyclops! Where is the other eye?!
A: Flip the image, and put on the other one. (Image > Rotate Canvas > Flip Canvas Horizontal)

Q: How come some of them has only the shaded version? and others only the outline?
A: The ones with only the outline aren't really fitting for shades I guess... and the ones with only the shaded version can't be outline? I dunno. If you want the shaded version of the outlines, you can always shade it yourself.

Q: They look ugly!
A: Err... don't use them?
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How To Use It
1. Click the "Download to Desktop" button above.
2. Save it to your Photoshop Brushes folder. (My Computer > C Drive > Program Files > Adobe > Photoshop (whatever version you use) > Presets > Brushes)
3. Re-open Photoshop. (Or just lauch it if you don't have it opened.)
4. Click (select) the Brush icon.
5. Open a new document.
6. Right click anywhere on the canvas.
7. Click the small arrow on the top right of the "box" thing that just popped up.
8. Choose the right set of brushes. (Should be named "Eeeeeyes." )
9. Click APPEND, or else you will have to open all your other sets of brushes again.
10. I assume you know how to use a brush on Photoshop.
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Other Stuffish
It would be nice if you put in your descriptions where you got the brushes from, but it's not absolutely necessary.
I also have a set of Sakura (cherry blossom) Brushes.
Any additional comments, questions, and criticism are appreciated.