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The Facial Expressions Drawing Course: Anatomy to render
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The Facial Expressions Drawing Course: Anatomy to render

With this Drawing course you will learn everything you need to know about the anatomy of facial exphressions
Created byAlejandro Encisso
Last updated 4/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • At the end of this course you will have a better understanding of how the different muscles of the face interact with each other to generate different expressions

Course content

2 sections • 9 lectures • 1h 59m total length

  • Introduction2:10
  • Anatomy of the smile12:29
  • Anatomy Of Sorprise10:15
  • Anatomy Of sadness9:54

    Explore the anatomy of the sad expression, focusing on the triangle at the mouth, the depressors that pull the lip corners down, and wrinkles that run perpendicular to muscle fibers.

  • Anatomy of Anger12:20

    Explore how the frontalis, corrugator, and orbicularis muscles shape anger, pulling skin into a frown and tense mouth, with the depressor guiding the expression.

  • Anatomy Of The Kiss11:36
  • Anatomy of the Rage Expresion13:27

Requirements

  • Just a Pencil and paper

Description

  • You want to learn how to draw portraits like a professional?
  • With this course you will learn everything you need to know about the anatomy of facial exphressions.

If you are an art student, anime or you like to draw faces, this course can take your portraits to the next level.

Understanding the structures under the skin will allow you to create more realistic and accurate portraits.

In this course we will study how the muscles of the face interact with each other to create different facial expressions.

we will use professional models in 3d, so you can see the different expressions in several angles and we will make a tracing of the muscles on real portraits, we will see that muscles are active and passive in each exprsion

Who this course is for:

  • anyone who wants to have a better understanding of the anatomy of facial expressions

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