01 Facial development

A mechanical approach to facial structure

Two guides on the frames that set how a face reads. The reasoning behind every method, and a clear line between what is established and what is inference.

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02 The guides

Two frames, studied properly

  • The Orbital Frame — cover, with a line drawing of the bony eye socket

    The Orbital Frame

    The eye area

    Much of what reads as deep-set, hollow or tired is the ring of bone around the eye, not the skin over it. A self-assessment of your own frame, then six loading methods with the reasoning behind each and every inference labelled.

  • The Lateral Frame — cover, with a line drawing of the mandible and cheekbone arch

    The Lateral Frame

    Facial width & FWHR

    Two widths decide how a face reads: across the cheekbones, and across the jaw angles. Five kinds of load your jaw does not ordinarily get, and how to assess your own case before you start.

03 Free

The four signs your structure is actually changing

A longer PDF on the four things that show whether your efforts are changing your facial structure. It explains what to look for. It does not give you steps to follow.

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