[해부학] Scott Eaton - Facial Anatomy Workshop : Reconstruction Progression

Facial Anatomy Workshop – Reconstruction Progression

The recent Portraiture & Facial Anatomy workshop was a huge success. 

Over three days, ten artists got a chance to build a face from the inside out, gaining insight into how soft tissues modify the structure established by the skull to create the final surface forms that we see in life. The course draws heavily on reference from plastic surgery, medical imaging, forensic reconstruction, and classical portraiture techniques. Upcoming WorkshopThe gallery below shows the step-by-step progression of the reconstruction exercise.

1. eyeballs located in socket. orbital fat compartments added. construction of nose cartilage in progress

2. skeletal muscles added (masseter and temporalis). deep muscle of mastication added - buccinator. buccal fat pad added.

3. muscles of expression added to the lower face.

4. upper face muscles of expression added - orbicularis oculi, frontalis, etc. characteristic fat and superficial fat added to lower face.

5. the final superficial layer of skin is fit over the deeper layers of tissue.

6. final stages of the reconstruction in progress

7. final stages of the reconstruction in progress

8. the completed facial reconstruction shows both structural and feature characteristics of a person of African descent.

9. a comparison of heads showing the striking differences created only from difference in the structure of the skull. The larger face on the right is a native American of Asian descent.