Facial expressions

Every expression is made of a set of muscle actions. Explore the eight core expressions and see the anatomy behind each one.

Once you understand how facial expressions work, you'll be able to create any believable emotion!

Each lesson explores
one core expression
in every aspect:

+ Anatomy of eight core expressions

+ Real-life examples and analysis

+ Fake vs real expressions

+ Facial Action Coding System

+ Role of posture in expression

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Expression by expression

Study every core expression, from joy to rage. Each lesson covers the muscles, fat pads, and facial actions that shape it.

smile

Smile

anger

Anger

rage

Rage

surprise

Suprise

sadness

Sadness

fear

Fear

disgust

Disgust

contempt

Contempt

Grounded in FACS

The Facial Action Coding System gives you a precise language for what the face is doing. Action units let you create believable emotions from clear building blocks.
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Action Units:

AU: 6+12+25

AU6-Cheek-raiser
AU25-Lips-parts
AU12-Lip-corner-puller

Degrees of intensity

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See how the same muscle group turns a smile into laughter, or irritation into rage. Small changes in action units can create completely different expressions.

Fix what looks off

Ever wonder why your character’s smile looks creepy? Learn the individual actions behind every expression

Show and tell

Original FACS research relies on text and charts. We explain each action unit with clear visual examples

Reference-ready

Each lesson is a practical reference pack. Open the expression you need and use it as a guide while creating

Course structure

Lessons: 9 videos Duration: 2h 36min
Instructor
Uldis Zarins

Uldis Zarins

Uldis Zarins teaches anatomy in the Art Academy of Latvia and is an award-winning sculptor with more than 25 years of experience.

In 2015 he started the Anatomy For Sculptors online community. And today it has grown into a full company that focuses on making anatomy visual and understandable to everyone.

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