Character Movements (Lips) Part 2
Smiling: The character's lips curl upwards at the corners, indicating happiness, friendliness, or amusement.
Frowning: The character's lips turn downwards, indicating sadness, displeasure, or concern.
Pouting: The character pushes their lower lip forward, often conveying disappointment, sulking, or a desire for attention.
Biting lip: The character lightly bites or presses their lips together, suggesting nervousness, anticipation, or hesitation.
Licking lips: The character's tongue briefly touches or moves across their lips, indicating desire, anticipation, or hunger.
Pressing lips together: The character's lips are firmly pressed together, indicating determination, frustration, or holding back emotions.
Parting lips: The character's lips slightly separate, often indicating surprise, shock, or readiness to speak.
Trembling lips: The character's lips quiver or shake, suggesting fear, anxiety, or suppressed emotions.
Whispering: The character's lips move closer together, and their voice becomes softer, indicating secrecy, confidentiality, or intimacy.
Mouthing words: The character moves their lips without making any sound, often used to convey silent communication or frustration.