Uh-oh, someone made a mistake, you make that face of surprise and pull your lower lip down. If you didn’t have the Depressor Labii Inferioris muscle, then you wouldn’t be able to do this expression. This muscle is part of the facial muscles that by itself doesn’t make much but acting together with other muscles, […]
Davinci Resolve is an amazing fully-featured video editor that is great for beginners and pros alike. Changing the interface color can help you when editing your Medical media and medical illustration videos for long hours. Change Davinci’s Interface background color Go to DaVinci Resolve > Preferences Select the User tab on the top Uncheck the […]
Pairing your DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor’s Bluetooth with your PC or Mac can be a bit confusing. There’s no obvious pairing buttons or interface in the software to do so. Even the box doesn’t come with instructions. Even if the USB C connection is no-brainer and works out of the box, many of us want […]
Furrowing your eyebrows when confused, mad or trying to focus your vision, the Procerus muscle is there to assist. Located right between your eyebrows, above your nose bridge, shaped as a pyramid, it comes from the fascia of the superior nasal region, pretty close to the nasal bones and the nasal cartilage. It’s fibers run […]
The walls of your cheeks are decked with the Buccinator muscles on each side, forming the side of the cheeks.
Davinci Resolve 17 is a powerful (and free) video editing software, that can really come in handy for medical illustrators and scientific illustrators when it comes to editing videos for social media (such as reels, IGTV, facebook video, Youtube videos, etc), patching together 2D animation and much more. It’s available for Windows, Mac and Linux. […]
Generating a white background is a great asset to have when your video footage doesn’t fit perfect on the project settings. In my case, I use it a lot for adding white backgrounds for Instagram reels or IGTV, on the top and bottom of the portrait video. In this tutorial, we’ll see step by step […]
Would a puppy dog pout ever be so cute without the involvement of mentalis muscles? Perhaps not. it’s actions raise the fleshy parts of the chin and pushes the lower lip up, a powerful action engaged with both sides of the face always working in unison.
When you clench your teeth and your face looks square, it’s thanks to the Masseter muscle, the most superficial and obvious of the mastication muscles.
The two pterygoid muscles are just half of the muscles that help you chew from inside your mouth, just behind your lower jaw.
