Update #14: Writing Expedition ✍️,Tuesday- Drawing

Greetings to everybody in this community. Am glad to participate in this week writing expedition. Today, my entry is going to be on tuesday topic which is drawing. I will be sharing the steps of drawing of a human teeth.

Without teeth, i wonder how we human would have feel comfortable to eat, tear or crush out food into pieces. But through the help of a teeth, weve be able to carrying out the tearing, eating and crushing of food very easy and successful.

Material

• White paper

• Ruler

• Pencil

• Eraser

• Black marker ink

Step 1

I drew a square shape of 10.5cm length vertical and 7.6cm horizontal.

Step 2

I sketch human forehead indicating the nose area, the eye and the cheek.

Step 3

I drew the upper jaw of the mouth showing the shapes of the human teeth.

Step 4

I continues detailing the lower jaw teeth and the ear area to have a complete skull head of a human.

Step 5

Finally, i used the marker to line the drawing for proper seeing and i label each part of the human teeth.

Note
Human are all omnivores and their teeth are grouped to deal with a mixed diet. The grouped are; the incisors teeth, canine teeth, molar and premolar teeth.

• Incisors are chipel shaped. They are used for biting off small pieces of food.

• Canines are a bit longer and more pointed. They are uesd for biting and tearing off pieces of food.

• Molars and premolars are the cheek teeth. They have broad, bumpy surface that can grind food into a paste.

The teeth at the front overlap, so they cut up food as a would scissors, while those at the back of the mouth in the upper and lower jaws, meet to crush the food.