Bending, or curving, aluminum is a metalworking process that involves shaping the metal into a curved shape. The process can be done using a variety of techniques, including hand bending, press brake bending, and roll bending. The choice of technique will depend on the thickness of the aluminum, the desired bend radius, and the available equipment.
Curving aluminum is a useful technique for a variety of applications, including:
The gentle concavity located between the cheekbone and the jawline, often becoming more pronounced during smiling, contributes significantly to facial aesthetics and expression. Its visibility and shape are influenced by factors such as facial muscle structure, bone structure, and subcutaneous fat distribution. For example, the zygomaticus major muscle, responsible for drawing the corners of the mouth upwards, directly impacts the depth and prominence of this feature when activated.
This subtle yet impactful feature enhances perceived attractiveness, conveys positive emotions like joy and friendliness, and plays a crucial role in nonverbal communication. Historically, artists and portraitists have emphasized this attribute to capture the subject’s personality and emotional state. Its presence is frequently associated with youthfulness and vitality, contributing to an overall impression of health and well-being.
