The waxy image of the wax head is inseparable from the deep understanding of the human skull. When we face a model, the first thing to consider is to observe the basic shape of the human skeleton through the appearance. See the basic form of the skull is long, round, wide and narrow, or narrow and narrow. According to the main structural features, the frontal bone, the humerus, the mandible, the mandibular bone, the parietal bone and the occipital bone are roughly stacked. The bridge of the nose is the only vertical shape in the skull, so the position of the bridge of the nose must be spotted and piled up. It is an important indicator of the mental appearance of the object. The part we need to pay attention to, the front side stacking, needs to correct the frontal body space through the side body lines. Viewed from the side, the nose is often the most visible shape, its directional turning position, and its features are clearly visible on the side. The anteroposterior relationship between the forehead and the eyebrow, the brow bone and the nasal bone is also very clear. At this time we often find that the shape of the forehead is always in front of the cheekbones. The tibia and the eyebrow arch The bridge of the tibia is so rich and full of rhythm. The upper and lower jaw bones and teeth are the basis for supporting the characteristics of the upper and lower lips. We can classify it into a half cylinder, then the surface of the lips and people. Below the gums is the humerus, which is what we call the chin. The bones below the bones are often two nodules. We call them sputum nodules. Below the humeral arch is the mandibular angle which is connected to the position of the upper ear, and on the other hand it is connected to the muscles of the neck, which is an important bone point position of the lateral shape. Above the ear position The back of the eyebrow is the skeletal bone, which is like the skeletal feature of the fan, connected to the top bone. The most definitive bone point of the skull is the mastoid on both sides of the occipital bone.
