How to Draw 6 Common Lip Shapes with Freehand: A Step-by-Step Guide

The video tutorial covers six common lip shapes: Cupid's Bow, upturned lips, full lips, thin lips, double lobe upper lip, and double lobe lower lip. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to draw each shape freehand, including shading techniques and highlighting key features. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of practice and understanding individual variations in lip shapes.

What is the first step in drawing Cupid's bow?

• Drawing a curve where the upper and lower lips meet

• Drawing the philtrum

• Drawing a straight line

• Drawing the lower lip first

What is the vermilion border?

• The highlight area of the lips

• The shadow area of the lips

• The pink part of the lip

• The line where the lips meet

What technique is used for shading the lips?

• Stippling

• Hatching

• Scribbling

• Cross-hatching

Where are the highlights typically found on Cupid's bow?

• On the upper lip

• At the corners of the mouth

• On the philtrum

• On the vermilion border

What is the purpose of the philtrum in lip drawing?

• To add color

• To create shadows

• To highlight the lips

• To define the lip shape

What is a key feature of upturned lips?

• They are very thin

• The corners of the mouth are upturned

• They have a deep curve

• They have a straight Cupid's bow

How do full lips differ from other lip shapes?

• They are thinner

• They have a double lobe

• They are larger or thicker

• They have a flat Cupid's bow

What is a characteristic of thin lips?

• They are very curvy

• They have a deep Cupid's bow

• They are less curvy and thin

• They have a double lobe

What is unique about the double lobe upper lip shape?

• It forms two lobes when divided

• It has a flat Cupid's bow

• It is thinner than other lips

• It has a single lobe

What is a feature of the double lobe on the lower lip?

• It is thinner than the upper lip

• It has two lobes on the lower lip

• It has a deep Cupid's bow

• It is flat