THE MOUTH
1 hat part of the jaws in which the teeth are set is cylindrical in shape and
controls the shape of the mouth. If the cylinder is flat in front, the lips will
be thin and the mouth a slit. The greater the curve of this cylinder, the fuller
and more bow-shaped will be the mouth and lips.
From the base of the nose to the upper red lip, this curtainous portion of
the mouth has a central vertical groove and pillars on either side which blend
into broad, drooping wings, ending at the corners of the mouth in fleshy
eminences called the pillars of the mouth.
The upper red lip has a central wedge-shaped body, indented at the top
by the wedge of the groove above, and two long, slender wings disappearing
under the pillars of the mouth. The lower red lip has a central groove with
a lateral lobe on either side. It has three surfaces: the largest depressed in
Fashion Drawing Sections
- Figure Drawing Balance
- Figure Drawing Building The Figure
- Figure Drawing Light Shade
- Figure Drawing Masses
- Figure Drawing Measurements
- Figure Drawing Mouldings
- Figure Drawing Rhythm
- Figure Drawing The Head Face
- Figure Drawing The Skull
- Figure Drawing Twisting
- Figure Drawing Wedging Blocking
- How To Draw The Figure
- Proportions Of The Human Figure
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