A person who makes faces all day could be referred to as a "facial contortionist" or simply as someone who is "making faces." This behavior could also be described as "grimacing" or "mimicking expressions." It is important to consider the context in which the person is making faces to determine the most appropriate term to use.
You're an octagon.
A cube has three pairs of parallel faces and all faces are congruent.
A cube does
It has six faces.
All faces of a cube are squares. A cuboid has 4 or 6 rectangular faces.
You could call the person a clown if it is done as something funny.
jokerr
I would call them a fallible person - as almost all of us are.
Do you mean when you call on the phone? Of course not; that makes no sense at all.
you call a person that works in a office and makes logos a mailman. or,2. a teacher3. a marine-biologist4. a Doctor5. a photographerthose are all what you call a, person that works in a office and makes logos.:)
A cube
triangular pyramid
Its a platonic solid :)
The general term is a hexahedron. If the six faces are all equal squares, then you can also call it a cube.
ADD If the behaviour is to gain time, then prevaricator would be one name for this displacement activity.
A director, or a producer, or an actor, or any one of hundreds of crafts people can all be called 'movie makers'.
A government controlled by a single individual is called a dictatorship. The leader makes all the decision for the country.