The facial features
Anatomy
Male (left) Female (right) skull.
There are several anatomical distinctions between male and female skulls. The primary ones have been discovered in the photograph that the slope of the frontal bone in the male skull is steeper. In the female skull anatomy, the superciliary arches are nearly inconspicuous, but the chin protrudes more than in the male skull. Both skulls feature a gonial angle, but the male’s is about 90 degrees and quite pointed, whilst the female’s is rounder.
The image above depicts some of the primary aspects of the skull.
Week 2 Nose
Anatomy
The nose is made up of several portions of cartilage and fat, with the most essential and distinguishable regions shown in the figure. Knowing some of these anatomical areas and how they vary with age can be useful when modelling different faces and facial expressions. Because the nose never stops developing, youngsters may have small noses while elderly folks may have bigger noses. The point where the Nasal bone finishes and the Cartilage begins may sometimes have a significant effect on the contour of the nose and provide a lot of character to a sculpt.
Starting on nose in Zbrush using: Dam standard, standard and move tools.
Nose 1
Nose 2
Nose 3
Assignment Submission: Nose
Week 4 Ear
Ear 1