Human Skull Side View With Teeth and Jaw

A human skull is drawn from the side, facing left, with clean outlines and very little shading. The wavy lines between the bones of the cranium are easy to see, and they separate the large rounded areas of the head. You can also spot the eye socket, the nasal opening, the cheekbone arch, and the small opening near the ear. The upper and lower teeth are drawn one by one, and the lower jaw has a small dot near the chin. A few soft gray patches add depth around the nose and eye area. Try coloring each section of the skull in a different shade, using the wavy suture lines as borders. Older kids can look up the names of the cranial bones and label each one as they color. It works well for a science lesson or a quiet anatomy review, and you can print it as many times as you need.