Female Lips - Forms and Anatomy | by Anatomy For Sculptors

In this video, Uldis talks about the elements of the female lips and the mouth area, explaining and showing all the simple shapes into which the organic forms can be broken down.
Although the face is one continuous form, and sharp borders don't exist in nature, separating the whole into smaller parts is helpful. Learning the names and shapes of these elements will help with both understanding this region and freely articulating about it.
In addition to this, you'll also get to know a bit of anatomy beneath this region and find out why the architecture of the mouth area is built around a barrel shape.
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About the author:
The author Uldis Zarins teaches anatomy at the Art Academy of Latvia and is an award-winning sculptor with 25+ years of experience. In spring 2013, he launched a Kickstarter campaign. The fantastic Anatomy For Sculptors community came together and quickly crowdfunded the idea for the book. Since then, he has become a published author.
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The sculpting is done in ZBrush. But if you are looking for a free alternative then Blender works just as well. We use it for modeling and re-topology afterwards