How to draw eyebrow

My mummy said eyes are the windows to the soul, therefore, eyebrow must be the frame to that window.

My mummy said my eyebrow not nice, she started to trains me to draw eyebrow, now I am only nine month old, so I can only practice using spoon instead of eyebrow pencil.

1. For the first dot, hold the pencil straight up against your nose, parallel to the inside corner of your eye. Draw a small dot right above the brow bone.

2. For the second dot, look straight ahead and lay the pencil straight up and down, parallel to the outside edge of the colored part of your eye. Locate the highest point on your natural brow bone and draw a small dot. This will be the dot used to create the arch of your brow.
3. For the last dot, lay the pencil diagonally from the bottom corner of your nose past the outside corner of your eye. Try to line up bottom of the last dot with bottom of the first one. Again, just stay on your natural brow bone. (as above picture)
4. Now it's time to connect the dots.

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