Heterochromia?

My beasty, Morgan has heterochromia. It's a big part of his story.

 

Omg i love Heterochromia!!

 

Heterochromia can be pretty interesting with dolls and characters!!

 

I really like twin dolls with it. Especially if they are vastly different styles. I have no idea why I like it.

 

I love heterochromia, and I'm planning to get myself twin dolls (a boy and a girl) with heterochromia! ^____^ They're characters from a story I'm working on and their differently coloured eyes are a part of their story as well

I also really like the "natural + odd eye" combination, where one of the eyes has a different pupil shape

 

Heterochromia is beautiful. I used to have dolls with different eye colours too, but I think I should bring them back now!

 

I never thought to do this! I love this idea. I have so many combos going through my brain now. Maybe one dark blue one dark green Or one yellow and one green on my faun.

 

it either looks super cool and adds a lot of interest to a doll's face....or it looks super corny. usually the former though!

 

i haven't have a heterochromia doll but i will definitely have in the future.

 

Holland, my Bermann has Sectoral Heterochromia where part of his iris is gold and the rest is blue. Unfortunately, he is nekkid and very unfinished, so I have no good pics of him.

 

I have three dolls with heterochromia. One legitimately has the condition -- one green and one grey eye, another has a normal red eye, and a slightly different metallic red eye with black sclera-- the left side of his face is his human side, and the right is his demon side.
My newest doll has two different eyes because I liked the red eye for him from the previous doll, and I just paired it with the green eye left from the first lol, and it's a nice effect.

 

I've thought about it for my dolls Valli and Winterberry - Winter is Valli's familiar, so I wanted them to have close or matching eyes, and heterochromia seemed like a good way to do it. Sadly, there aren't that many places that stock both 16 and 10mm in the shades and styles I want and money is a little tight, so it looks like they'll just get matchy ones...

Personally, I think natural heterochromia looks best, although one eye natural and one eye starkly unnatural looks really good too!

 

I'm having a super hard time finding companies I like with realistic eyes, in both the deep hazel and brown, so I can make my girl have heterochromia. Anyone reading this with recommendations, let me know!

EDIT: I found someone to make me some eyes! Fingers crossed it comes out as beautifully as I imagine!

 

I've never thought of this before! These dolls are so pretty, I just might try to add this to one of my characters

 

I don't personally have a doll with it but everyones dolls are so beautiful... You're all making me want to start mix and matching eyes!

 

I have two dolls with heterochromia at the moment--- it's not part of their character, but more because I like switching up their eyes and like the way it looks at the moment.

 

I love dolls with heterochromia, I think they look beautiful! Here's my boy with one grayish black eye and one blue eye, though he usually keep his blue eye hidden with his bangs! I have another doll who has a normal eye and a steampunk eye too but he's currently on both normal eyes as I'm trying to find a new steampunk one for him. I'll definitely not mind more dolls have different colored eyes in the future if their characters call for it!

 

@Astraea Nevermore I kind of like the "natural + odd eye" combination as well! I'm still trying to decide which "odd eye" to combine with the natural eye for my twin boys. Perhaps when I finally settle on something, I will put up some pictures.

 

I posted earlier that I had a character planned with heterochromia. Well, here she is:


Zelle has one blue/hazel eye and one green/blue.

 

None of my dolls have heterochromia but I think it can look very beautiful. My Siberian Husky has it and people are always asking about or commenting on his eyes. Maybe I will need to have a doll character with it in the future.