It's looks really good Reyn.  The eyes are pretty and have a dreamy look to them.

For the benefit of Sadie79 and others here is a mini-tutorial of sorts.  I only have Photoshop so if you're using another program you're going to have to improvise.

Here is the 30 sec eye technique:



Finishing touches:



Adding more details:

Reyn - Gimp away.  I have no objections to any brush set I put up being reformatted.

sweet6lou - I don't really know if you're asking for a tutorial or something more specific about these brushes.

I'd love to see some results from people who are using the brushes.  Links or pics would be great.

For anyone who might find these useful here is a set of PS CS2 brushes and the accompanying extracted PNG files.

They all come from hi-res photos and are about 10X times the size you need for a Sims eye but they resize without any distortion.

Here are samples images of eyes that were made very simply in Photoshop using just two layers.  The bottom layer is black and the color layer was screened or multiplied or darkened on top of the black.  Then the the dodging and burning brushes were used.  Each eye took about 30 seconds to make.



Here is also a sample of one of these easy eyes dropped into the game.



Hope you find this helpful in the creation process.

Here are the extracted brushes in PNG format for those with older installs.

CynaraBlade - they were made in CS2.  If you want I can zip and upload the PNG set if you want to give that a try.

First post.  I was steered in this direction when I asked around if anyone might be interested in this set of pretty specialized Photoshop brushes.

I've never been a big fan of texturing lips so I decided to sort of bottle the process. The brushes are pretty much to scale for the Sims face.  The original images came from hi-res photo sets or magazine scans.

I hope they prove useful.  And let me know if you have any problems with them.