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Human irises gain their appearance from a layered and highly complex structure that is difficult to model and render with conventional techniques. This article presents an approach that uses domain knowledge from the field of ocular prosthetics. In that field, ocularists create an artificial iris by painting many simple semitransparent layers. This methodology is translated into a simple and effective toolkit, which can be used to create and render realistic looking irises.