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#1 2020-05-03 18:31:59
- BlueBapho
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Eyebrow symmetry
Hi,
I notice a lot of left eyebrows lower that the right one on RCs pictures,
even when they don't have a droopy left eye.
Any explanation?
I'm "right brain oriented" but i have this same lack of symmetry as well.
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#2 2020-05-04 09:20:08
- Loohan
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Re: Eyebrow symmetry
You mean their left, or the viewer's?
Note also eyelid difference and chevron shape of the eyebrows. Lower lip fatter, tilt...
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#3 2020-05-05 21:25:58
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Re: Eyebrow symmetry
I noticed generally on their left, unlike Bibi here.
Maybe an engineered defect to produce a more human-like appearance?
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#4 2020-05-06 06:30:16
- Loohan
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Re: Eyebrow symmetry
Post an image link some time.
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#5 2020-05-09 20:28:46
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Re: Eyebrow symmetry
For example, in this big image, the left eyebrow of this being should be a bit higher:
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#6 2020-05-10 06:32:47
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Re: Eyebrow symmetry
For example, in this big image, the left eyebrow of this being should be a bit higher:
Maybe a little. It's hard to be sure due to perspective. What i notice most is that more of his left iris is covered by a fat lid. And although in this pic it may not be obvious, usually the other lid is less puffy. Also one can see the RIM of the eyelid in the more open eye, whereas the fatter lid appears to droop over the rim and flop directly onto the eyeball.
I see this several times a day in images, now that i am paying more attention to such details. And most of the time it is their left eye which is more droopy.
Also his eyes seem to diverge a tad.
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#7 2020-05-11 07:37:02
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Re: Eyebrow symmetry
Sometimes it is the other eye whose lid is covered. Maybe Hidden Eyelid is one of their signs. Ears seem too different in size here too. Rune...
The left eyebrow chevron is higher again.
Again, the 1st pic i posted here.
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