Practice identifying the facial muscles, and then sculpt these muscles one at a time onto a representation of the skull. A plastic skull will work, but you could also use a clay skull you've sculpted for previous assignments.
In this mini sketch I'm just trying to provide a reminder of the muscle groups since my drawing style is similar to Frank Reilly's.
Since I learned about it from Court Jones and it is related to muscular anatomy, I decided to group the muscle masses (secondary) into B. Hogart's model and from there to smaller fractions... there are even much smaller parts of the anatomy that suggests a microgesture like the internal anatomy of the eye!
A friend told me that there are things smaller than an atom.
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Practice identifying the facial muscles, and then sculpt these muscles one at a time onto a representation of the skull. A plastic skull will work, but you could also use a clay skull you've sculpted for previous assignments.