In this part of the tutorial, I will show you how to draw a skull from scratch in stages. It turned out a real masterpiece! It remains only to paint it.
#SKULL OUTLINE SERIES#
We will draw a series of sharp teeth in the form of small arches. To draw the mouth, and add the details of the teeth.In the temporal region, we draw an indentation and apply tone. The next step is to draw the outline of the eye socket and shade the eye.Apply a little shading over parts of the nose and jaws, then go to the fourth step.When drawing the jaws, use wavy lines to portray the mouth.Finish the drawing the chin on the auxiliary lines, reaching the temporal part. Now, we denote the line of the nose in front profile.Yes, by the way, we portray it in the front profile view.
Now we outline the lines of the future of the skull, draw a sharp bend of the eyebrow.Using a simple method that everyone can learn. In the future, we will reproduce our skull with roses. To begin let us start with the simplest underlying forms and shapes, depicting the configuration of the skull – a kind of sketch of the head.Let’s learn and break down the process of how to draw the skull into simple stages.The members of the family Lenhossék have had also important results in this field of research, while descriptive anatomy of the skull was completed by microsopical anatomy thanks the activity of Géza Mihálkovits. A widely used tool for measurement of the size of the skull, the craniometer was invented by the latter.
The most important Hungarian contributors were as follow: Sámuel Rácz, Pál Bugát or-the former assistant of Broca-Aurél Török. First of all the great founder of modern anatomy, Andreas Vesalius, then Pierre Paul Broca, Jacob Benignus Winslow are mentioned here. In the second part of the treatise those authors are listed, who contributed to the perfection of our knowledge regarding the skull. In spite of all genetical colseness, a skull of a chimpanzee cannot impress me aesthetically"-author confesses. "Only the human scull can give me an impression of beauty. Present paper outlines the ontogeny and development of the tissues of the skull, of the structure of the bone-tissue, of the changes of the size of the skull and of its parts during the different periods of human life, reflecting to the aesthetics of the skull as well. the age of the skeletons in archaeological findings could be identified according to these facts. Proportions of the 22 bones constituting the skull and of sizes of sutures are not only the result of the phylogeny, but those of the ontogeny as well. This analogy is to be identified even in the human embryo. The skull's primary function is the defence of the brain, so every alteration or disease of the brain results in some alteration of the skull. The anatomy of the human body based on a special teleological system is one of the greatest miracles of the world.