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Yes, the eyes are something I need to work on fixing.
Bowski and the others gave good advice there, nothing i can add.
But there's plenty of freebies out there, check ShareCG and MostDigitalCreations, they are good sources.
Yeah, I gotten a large number of freebies, although I had trouble getting some of them to work on my figure properly. It either doesn't do anything or it doesn't really conform well with my figure's costume.
You have to use a morphing object, cloth. Once you have it fitted to the model (selecting the cloth, and clicking "fit to"), you have to "transfer active morphs", by double clicking the model, then right-clicking.
Sorry i dont know how to explain better, i always was a bad teacher
I have a new deviation up, which is my attempt at improving the previous one. Check it out, tell me what you think.
Evidently this would benefit from a less bright light with shadows turned on to create a more 3D, natural look.
A good simple light set are 2 spotlights 45% to the left & right, & 1 behind & slightly above. Set all to 50% intensity & deep shadows. See how you get on playing with that for a while.
Open the surfaces TAB. Scroll to the eye surfaces & set to matte. (Not ideal, but since you're new it will give you a good feel for surface settings).