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There are a lot of factors that caused someone to have acne or pimples in their face. It could be trigger by psychological stress, sleep deprivation, bad diet, stay up late at night and etc. The acne or pimples that occur in certain part of face can be an indicator that some part of the body don't function very well. Those indicator known as face mapping had long been use by the Ancient Chinese to tell someone's illness by looking at their faces. The Image ExplanationsZones 1 & 3 Traditionally, this zone is regarded as the "sister" to the bladder and digestive system. If you breakout frequently in this area, it might mean that you need to improve your elimination by drinking more water and eating more "whole" foods. Zone 2 The middle of the forehead, between the eyebrows, is related to the liver. Congestion in this zone can indicate over consumption of alcohol, rich foods, and possibly a food allergy (such as lactose intolerance). Zones 4 & 10 The ears are highly sensitive area related to kidneys. If you notice that your ears are very hot, you might be stressing them out - drink plenty of plain water and cut down on caffeine and alcohol. Zones 5 & 9 The cheeks often give an accurate glimpse into any respiratory distress. Smokers or people suffering from allergies generally experience fine, broken capillaries or congestion in this area. Zones 6 & 8 The eyes are truly a window to the body's health because they're related to the kidneys. Dark circles, while here datary, are made worse by dehydration and poor elimination. Zone 7 A reddened nose can indicate heightened blood pressure, or the early stages of rosacea. Congestion around the upper lip can occur if you use comedogenic lipsticks or liners. Zones 12The chin area is highly related with the digestion problems. Zones 11 & 13 If you've had extensive dental surgery done, you might notice a breakout in the jaws near years. Zone 14 Don't forget to include your neck in your treatment regimen - its skin is just as fragile as that on your face, so it definitely needs the benefits of motorization and sun protection. Check the Solution Below! Zones 1 & 3 Go to bed early (10pm) and wake up early (6am). Even if you can't fall asleep. it's good to relax so your liver can rest and be ready for work the next day Drink plenty of water 20-30 minutes of light exercise every day, especially outdoors Practice relaxation techniques to worry less Get enough sleep with a regular sleep schedule Eat healthy foods, chewing thoroughly Better hygiene (washing hair, hats) Zones 2 Exercise, but avoid strenuous exercise Get more sleep Avoid alcohol Avoid smoking Zones 4 & 10 Drink plenty of water (min 8 glasses). Cut off caffeine and alcohol intake Beware of dirty hair Zones 5 (Left Cheek) Maintain a normal daily routine Try to keep a positive mood Don't let your body overheat Eat more cooling foods such as gourds, winter melons, and green beans Don't overeat Try to decompress and relax The liver is the strongest from 1-3 AM. This is when you should be sleeping The liver is weakest at 1-5 PM, so schedule difficult work for the morning If you have to work in the afternoon, rest your eyes for 5 minutes every hour Practice proper hygiene Zone 7 Eat less pungent foods (spices, garlic, etc) Eat less meat Eat warm temperature foods (not too cold or hot) Get more fresh air Exercise everyday (like going for a walk) Massage the area around your nose Make sure you are getting enough Vitamin B Zone 9 (Right Cheek) Avoid fast food and junk food Avoid mango, taro root, wine, and seafood or other foods you may be sensitive to Eat less sugar Get more fresh air The lung is strongest at 7-9 AM. This is the best time for aerobic exercise Practice proper hygiene Zones 11, 12 & 13 Reduce the habit of eating before bed Eat more fresh fruit and vegetables Get more rest Get your hormones checked Get 20 minutes of exercise each day Sleep early and wake up early Massage your body for relaxation Practice proper hygiene Well, i hope the information is helpful to you guys :D Happy Sunday and stay tuned for my next post ^^ I get the images from : http://evonnz.com/2011/01/17/rave-awesome-facial-with-leonard-drake-nex/ I get the information from : talking with other observing others http://www.jerseybeautycompany.co.uk/skin_mapping.php http://www.skinacea.com/acne/acne-face-map.html Other useful information : http://www.curezone.com/
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Artists often like to reduce organic forms to something simpler, to make them easier to grasp, and reducing the complex, rounded surfaces of the human body to a relatively small number of planes can greatly clarify its relationship to space and to light. Similarly, when we apply light to a figure, a strong light will make the patterns of light and dark clearer than a diffuse one. For realist artists at least, the important thing is understanding what happens in nature so that we can reproduce it. A plane is a flat surface. Each change of direction creates a new plane, and planes in combination make up the surface of a form. A cube has six sides, i.e. six planes. An object like a nose or an ear, or an entire human being, is not made of flat surfaces, but a curved form can be built up using flat planes if we apply a series of increasingly small ones. Glenn Vilppu likens it to “starting a sculpture with a square block of stone and progressively removing corners until the desired forms emerge out of the surfaces”. Sketching the planes is a good way to establish a head’s general form before you start worrying about the complexities of the features. Finding planes on the human head We need to identify the major planes: reducing the head to its most basic pattern of surfaces. There are various legitimate ways of interpreting the planes, and we shouldn’t get hung up on which is ‘correct’. The model below is not meant to be definitive. Study these planes. If you like, find other interpretations of the planes of the head and study those too. (For example, the artist James Gurney has a couple of lovely examples on his blog.) This is a generic model but in reality, every head has its own individual planes. We first introduced the head as a sphere, later as an egg. In reality it is a combination of roundness and squareness. An artist can emphasise the smoothness and soft roundness of a head, or the chiselled, geometric squareness of a head, or find a balance incorporating both. The path you take depends on your artistic intentions. The middle path is to soften the planes enough to create realistic flesh while squaring them off in key places to preserve some draughtsmanlike solidity and character. You may wish to place less emphasis on angular planes when drawing women, as they tend to have softer contours than men. Your next step is to draw a series of heads with the planes indicated, at various angles. For each head, use the divided ball and plane method to plan it out, then sketch the features and planes together. One way to make it easier is to trace over photos, which is a perfectly good way to learn. You don’t have to limit yourself to the same planes as my diagram above: try and spot the particular planes of the head in front of you. Using planes Why approach the head this way? Because you can understand forms better when you imagine them in simpler terms. When you’re drawing a portrait, planes serve as an analytical basis for rendering the head in light and shadow. You can then gradually break down the hard edges and blend things together. It’s much better to get your basic construction and lighting right at the beginning than to spend hours on something that might turn out to be wrong. Planes also start you thinking about perspective. I won’t discuss perspective right now, but in realist art not only does every object have to be three-dimensional, it has to occupy a three-dimensional space, even when you don’t draw that space explicitly. A head is seen at an angle, at an eye level and relates to a horizon. Once you understand planes, your knowledge will start to appear in your drawings, giving your heads further three-dimensionality, solidity and character. Using maquettes It’s easy for someone to say “draw the planes on the head at various angles”, but it’s not so easy to do when you’re a beginner. If you find imagining the planes difficult, you could try using a maquette or model, either bought or one you’ve made yourself. Such maquettes, by their nature as actual three-dimensional objects, force you to resolve any uncertainties about what planes are needed and how they fit together. In a drawing you can fudge the geometry, in a model you can’t. If you point a lamp at the head and move it around, you can see how the light falls: planes hit directly by the light will be well-lit, planes that turn away will be in degrees of half-tone, and planes facing directly away from the light will be the darkest. A readymade head you can buy online is the ‘planes of the head’ sculpture by John Asaro, whose purpose is to train students and artists. The planes on either side of the head are shown with different degrees of detail. Images from a series of photos of the Asaro head available on one of the Polycount.com forums. I haven’t used this or any other maquette myself so I can’t recommend it and won’t say much more, except that using a physical model will help give you a much clearer sense of the three-dimensionality of your drawings. What artists generally do is create an abstract model of the human head or body in their imaginations, which they refer back to again and again, manipulating it to match the individual they’re drawing. Remember, when you draw you are describing form. By getting to know a three-dimensional object intimately – regular life drawing works the same way – you are helping to create a mental model that will make your sense of form stronger.
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