Classify Robin Williams

[Aemma]

[Psychonaut]

He's possibly the most Irish Bruenn looking person I've ever seen. Square head? Check. British complexion? Check. Convex lip? Check. Rufous hair? Check. Practically non-existent lips? Check. Heavy brow and deep set eyes? Check. Etc, etc, etc.

[Aliandrin]

Classify Robin Williams

Hairy.

[Gooding]

Straight up Bruenn. However, with that I must say that he looks completely English with the Bruenn classification.

[Sarmata]

He's possibly the most Irish Bruenn looking person I've ever seen. Square head? Check. British complexion? Check. Convex lip? Check. Rufous hair? Check. Practically non-existent lips? Check. Heavy brow and deep set eyes? Check. Etc, etc, etc.

and what about his nose?

[Psychonaut]

and what about his nose?

Alright, alright. His nose is a bit odd for a Bruenn...but look at that cleft chin!

[Aemma]

He's possibly the most Irish Bruenn looking person I've ever seen. Square head? Check. British complexion? Check. Convex lip? Check. Rufous hair? Check. Practically non-existent lips? Check. Heavy brow and deep set eyes? Check. Etc, etc, etc.

LOL! Do you realise what we French Canadians call English Canadians? Square-heads (tête carrée)!!! LOL! There must be something to that then???? LOL!

...Aemma

[Aemma]

Alright, alright. His nose is a bit odd for a Bruenn...but look at that cleft chin!

So a dimple in the chin is pretty much a Bruenn trait? As are deep-set eyes?

[Psychonaut]

So a dimple in the chin is pretty much a Bruenn trait? As are deep-set eyes?

Yes. Projecting, broad chins with dimples and clefts are UP traits. The deep set appearance of the eyes usually comes from the fact that UP brows are so thick and that the ocular orbits are squared off. Here's a UP skull (similar to Bruenns or Faelids):



Now here's a more Nordid looking skull (found somewhere along the Rhine) for comparison:



Do you see the difference in the thickness of the brow and the orbital shape?

[Aemma]

Yes. Projecting, broad chins with dimples and clefts are UP traits. The deep set appearance of the eyes usually comes from the fact that UP brows are so thick and that the ocular orbits are squared off. Here's a UP skull (similar to Bruenns or Faelids):



Now here's a more Nordid looking skull (found somewhere along the Rhine) for comparison:



Do you see the difference in the thickness of the brow and the orbital shape?

Ahh yes I see the difference now. Thank you very much Psy. I appreciate your help with this.

Cheers!...Aemma