FUNS 293 - Restorative Art and Modeling

1. Define the terminology and vocabulary used in the restorative arts.
2. Recognize the major bone structures of the skull, muscles of the face, facial proportions, and the natural and acquired facial markings on the face and neck.
3. Explain the importance of and how to obtain written or oral permission to perform restorative procedures.
4. Utilize color theory and the use of color in cosmetic compounds when applied to a decedent for restoration.
5. Demonstrate basic hair styling techniques, wax and/or clay modeling of facial features, and the application of cosmetics on a model or mannequin.
6. Argue a case to not provide reconstructive services and propose alternatives to full reconstruction.
7. Describe the interdependence and differences of restorative arts and embalming procedures.
8. Build a model of cranial and facial features using a picture as reference assuring scale, proportion, form, coloring, and skin texture from both a direct and profile view.