Traphagen, Ethel, b. 1884 · New York, John Wiley & sons, inc.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 37
own, moreforehead and lesschin. The eyes areone eye apart, andthe lower lip endsat about half the distancebetween the nose andchin. A triangle is heljjfulin dividing the face intoplanes, and great careshould be taken not toignore the cheek, jaw andchin bones. Ob.serve thatthe cheek bones… … when put in with-out this foundationthought. See Fig.25. In drawing themouth, think firstof a Cupids bow,the string of Mhichis broken in thecentre; then sug-gest the lower lip,shade the upperlip, which is alwaysdarkest as thelower catches thelight, and youhave the mouth.Never make a hardline around…
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