Facial Expressions - Blog Posts
Antony Starr liked this one on my Twitter!so I think that I might enjoy it too
Jack’s expression sheet
The many faces of Andreas Maler. Plus one act II frame bc I couldn't find it in act I
twenty phrases for writing facial expressions
his brows knitted together
her lips pulled into a smile
the corners of her lips quirked up into a smile/smirk
her face twitched
a line formed between his brows
a look of happiness engulfed him
a look of sadness washed over him
his face contorted into a frown
his eyes drooped at that, and his lips pulled themselves into a frown
she raised a brow
she cocked an eyebrow
her brows furrowed
her eyes narrowed
her eyebrows shot up
his brows were tightly drawn together
alternatively, his brows were drawn together tightly
her entire face dropped
her smile fell
his eyes glittered with [any emotion]
his eyebrows pinched together
By Glitter-Pastel-Scales
I could fully see this happening 🦌♥️🐍
My first Art Fight of 2024, I can't wait til July of this year! In order, each OC belongs to MagicalMeow, Hufflepup, TiniChild, (left) Voorheez / (right) Mine, Rediuv, and Stwah! Which one is your favorite?
So glad I’ve been practicing facial expressions 🙄🤔
A drawing of my goat...Persona in some clothes I'd like to wear, but am too broke to afford! (Along with some expressions and a doodle of what i was listening to when I finished drawing)
Expressions/poses of one of my troll OCs :D I don’t have a name pinned down for him yet, but he’s a bit like Branch personality wise 😉 more of this guy to come!
Prompts inspired by jwobblegong on dA~
©•NixyNebula • Do not trace, modify or steal my art.
Psychonauts characters are so fun to mess with!! (TW for BALD Fred)
Raz doodles!! (Mainly just figuring out how his face is supposed to move/squish)
Reference ↓ (page scanned by @gygantis3d)
(removed the long ahh description from this because it was basically a really long way of saying: expect art that's more expressive)
drawing different facial expressions test!! :D i don't usually get the time 2 post stuff with different,, like,, emotions in it,,. so.. i wanted 2 practice :3
Over The Years...
Season 1, 13 and 15
Hunter!!
I started The Owl House a few weeks ago with friends and I'm so sad it's going to end soon :(( but yes this is my new brainrot thank you
Quick and simple doodles of my OC Ace
Hearing with your eyes – A Western style of speech perception
Which parts of a person’s face do you look at when you listen them speak? Lip movements affect the perception of voice information from the ears when listening to someone speak, but native Japanese speakers are mostly unaffected by that part of the face. Recent research from Japan has revealed a clear difference in the brain network activation between two groups of people, native English speakers and native Japanese speakers, during face-to-face vocal communication.
It is known that visual speech information, such as lip movement, affects the perception of voice information from the ears when speaking to someone face-to-face. For example, lip movement can help a person to hear better under noisy conditions. On the contrary, dubbed movie content, where the lip movement conflicts with a speaker’s voice, gives a listener the illusion of hearing another sound. This illusion is called the “McGurk effect.”
According to an analysis of previous behavioral studies, native Japanese speakers are not influenced by visual lip movements as much as native English speakers. To examine this phenomenon further, researchers from Kumamoto University measured and analyzed gaze patterns, brain waves, and reaction times for speech identification between two groups of 20 native Japanese speakers and 20 native English speakers.
The difference was clear. When natural speech is paired with lip movement, native English speakers focus their gaze on a speaker’s lips before the emergence of any sound. The gaze of native Japanese speakers, however, is not as fixed. Furthermore, native English speakers were able to understand speech faster by combining the audio and visual cues, whereas native Japanese speakers showed delayed speech understanding when lip motion was in view.
“Native English speakers attempt to narrow down candidates for incoming sounds by using information from the lips which start moving a few hundreds of milliseconds before vocalizations begin. Native Japanese speakers, on the other hand, place their emphasis only on hearing, and visual information seems to require extra processing,” explained Kumamoto University’s Professor Kaoru Sekiyama, who lead the research.
Kumamoto University researchers then teamed up with researchers from Sapporo Medical University and Japan’s Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International (ATR) to measure and analyze brain activation patterns using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Their goal was to elucidate differences in brain activity between the two languages.
The functional connectivity in the brain between the area that deals with hearing and the area that deals with visual motion information, the primary auditory and middle temporal areas respectively, was stronger in native English speakers than in native Japanese speakers. This result strongly suggests that auditory and visual information are associated with each other at an early stage of information processing in an English speaker’s brain, whereas the association is made at a later stage in a Japanese speaker’s brain. The functional connectivity between auditory and visual information, and the manner in which the two types of information are processed together was shown to be clearly different between the two different language speakers.
“It has been said that video materials produce better results when studying a foreign language. However, it has also been reported that video materials do not have a very positive effect for native Japanese speakers,” said Professor Sekiyama. “It may be that there are unique ways in which Japanese people process audio information, which are related to what we have shown in our recent research, that are behind this phenomenon.”
These findings were published in the journal “Scientific Reports” on August 11th and October 13th, 2016.
So I saw a post from Percy-and-pierre-4-life about drawing Lapis with Peridot’s. Since I just got new art markers I figured this was a good way to break them in!
EDIT: I managed to get my scanner to scan, but its a colour thief!
I drew some Finn today! :D
Trying to learn how to draw expressions lately, and I found these images of Finn and I thought, “perfect!” And, I also drew a humanized scene of Finn like I did to Leland.
Sorry, for the bad background. I suck at drawing backgrounds 🥲
