Anatomical Head Model

Author: Lin Chenxi
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book mainly discusses the key points of portrait painting. The muscles of the head are relatively shallow, and the basic shape of the head is determined by the shape of the skull. Mastering the dynamic posture and perspective changes of the portrait, you can use cubes or egg shapes to help understand. From the front view, the central line of the face intersects perpendicularly with the three parallel lines of the eyes, nose, and mouth. When the head undergoes perspective changes, the right-angle relationship remains unchanged. The upper part of the head has a pair of forehead muscles located near the eyebrows. When they contract, they raise the eyebrows. A small frowning muscle makes the eyebrows closer, forming a vertical skin wrinkle between them, which can be a distinctive feature. When sketching real-life portraits, you can refer to the skull and muscle anatomy models or images.