DRAWING 2 MIDTERMS

The Levator Anguli Oris Muscle, which encircles the eyes, closes our lids. It is used for squinting and blinking, and when the crow's feet appear

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Answer explanation

It is the Orbicularis Oculi.

When the neck is viewed in profile, the broad trapezius creates a star-shaped structure that points to the skull above and the shoulders on either side, where it joins the cranium below

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Answer explanation

The broad trapezius creates a star-shaped structure that points to the skull above and the shoulders on either side, where it joins the cranium below. The trapezius muscle contributes to the contour of the neck until it reaches the top of the shoulder blade, despite its extensive length along the middle of the back.

The nasal bridge is the term used to describe the nose's wedge-shaped bridge that widens up towards the brows.

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Answer explanation

A prominent or well-defined nasal bridge may be described as having a "Roman nose" or "aquiline nose." The term "aquiline" is often used to describe a nose with a prominent and curved shape, resembling the beak of an eagle.

When drawing teeth, it helps make the artwork more realistic if the lines are completely straight.

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Answer explanation

Drawing teeth can be a challenging task. Since teeth are organic, it will help to make the artwork more realistic if the lines are not completely straight. Teeth abnormalities, such as gaps between them, are fascinating. Drawing braces might be fascinating as we

When the head is viewed in front view and tilted back, all of the facial features may lie above the ear center line

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Answer explanation

The contours and features of the throat become more noticeable, highlighting the lumps formed by the thyroid (A) and cricoid cartilage (B). The bottom of the jaw also becomes more noticeable.

All of the facial features hanging lines may lie above the ear center line. The expressive features are visually compressed, squeezing the face's proportions as the top of the eye socket and the underside of the nose take center stage, with the lips and eyelashes curved downward

The ears can simply be drawn by sketching curved lines, with shading added gradually to provide ear detail

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Answer explanation

The ear varies a lot. Simple curving lines can be used to sketch them, and shading can be added gradually to provide ear detail.

The dorsum connects the nostrils medially, while the alae nasi connects the laterally

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Answer explanation

The dorsum refers to the nose's middle ridge.

The septum connects the nostrils, or nare, medially, while the alae nasi connects them laterally.

The nostrils are pyriform apertures into the nasal cavity.

When the head is viewed from the front, the faces dominates the head, showing both ears, with nearly equal amounts of negative space and symmetry and features

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Aside from the jaw, there are also numerous joints in the skull, which allows the face to have an infinite variety of expressions

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Answer explanation

The jaw is the only moving joint in the skull, but because of the intricate layers of muscles that make up the face, faces can have an infinite variety of expressions.

The trapezius muscle forms a triangle on either side of the shoulders when viewed from the front

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Answer explanation

The trapezius muscles form a triangle on either side of the shoulders when viewed from the front. The thumbtip-sized indentation at the pit of the neck is created by the SCM'slines, which extend from the mastoid process to the middle of the upper chest and connect to the collarbone and the top of the sternum.