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Guide: Head and Neck Anatomy for Sculptors — Exclusive PDF Overview
- Distinguishing the cranial box from the facial mask.
- The Loomis method vs. the Riley method for establishing proportion.
- Landmarks: The Supraorbital Ridge (Brow), the Glabella, and the Occipital bone.
- Sculptor’s Tip: "The skull is a sphere with a box removed from the front."
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- Block-in (skull stage): Establish glabella, brow ridge, cheekbones, chin, mastoid.
- Add masseter & temporalis volume – do not blend into skull yet.
- Place SCM bands – they should attach behind ear, not under it.
- Model facial expression muscles lightly – use subtle clay rolls (zygomaticus from cheekbone to mouth corner).
- Add fat pads (buccal pad in cheek, submental fat under chin) – soft clay blending.
- Surface detail: Wrinkles only where muscles pull skin; no arbitrary lines.
Additional Resources
3.2 The Masseter & Temporalis (Mastication)