Important
I am not making corrections to this image anymore. Any additional info or corrections are added directly to the book and in the list below – please read before writing!
- Anonymous deviant: i'm cornish, and we are slightly different looking to the other celtic races. due to trading in the past, we have a bit of mediterranean and arab blood, and also the climate in cornwall is sub-tropical rather than temperate. we are shorter than the english and scottish, i am tall for a girl, and i'm 5"3, which is considered to be short in england.
we don't have white or freckled skin, in fact i do not know a single other cornish person with this skin type, as we mostly have dark olivey skin that will never ever burn or go red. dark skin with light blue eyes is common.
- (unknown deviant): I live in Slovakia and I must say that people here (and also in Czech Rep. are much more of Slavic type than Alpine type. Slovak and Czech are Slavic nations, along with Poland and Russia etc. we're much more similar to Russians, (although they have harder, more rugged, features than us.







This and the rest of the human tutorials in a book: [link]
Full tutorial list: [link]

CORRECTED AND FINALISED! Many thanks to the following deviants, who helped with corrections and additions: *MariahGem, ~Finius, ~stachelbeere, ~Lena-Hyena, ~imagoimaginis. Any further additions will be done directly to the book.

*Full view please!* The image is horribly big, but it's worth it. Please consult the Addendum for extra information about eye and hair color, face shapes, etc. Look again if you've seen it already because I expanded it with new goodies

In this volume: the very large and very diverse Caucasian family. Sorry for repeating the lengthy introduction above but I didn't want anyone who didn't see Part 1 to waltz in and get the wrong idea.

In case you who are reading this have not seen the first, I'll repeat this: Everything I have to say about this is in the tutorial introduction above, so please read that carefully. This is a really complex and vast undertaking, and there is data I haven't been able to find yet. I'll add it when/if I do find it. I would particularly like to include female faces in this one, but that will have to be later. I only mention Latinos in passing under Mediterraneans, because they are mixed and if there exists general data for them, I could find no trace of it. If I can get enough info (yes I'm looking at you, South American deviants!), I'll add a column for them.

Educated corrections and additions are welcome (especially for beauty standards!). "I'm British but I have brown eyes" does not qualify as an intelligent contribution! On the other hand if you are aware of additional details to identify different nationalities, I'm very interested.

I will show no tolerance for racist or politically correct interventions, so anyone who's even thinking about saying something like "this is racist":
Also because I just KNOW someone's going to say something about that: there's no political agenda behind my separating Levantines from Arabs. It is not my distinction, but anthropology's ([link] ), and I think the differences in physical features speak for themselves (actually the anthropologists refer to this group as "Lebanese", but I felt that would be inviting bad vibes.)