After all these years, thanks to God, I have been able to do what I love to do most, as art has always been my passion. I was fortunate to have studied at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. Thanks to my professors,  I was able to acquire a strong foundation during my college years of study. Together, we studied and learned the structure of the human head using the Planes of the Head by John Asaro.

For over half a century, The Planes of the Head by John Asaro has been the best head model for artists, students, and teachers. In my 15 years as an art instructor, I have used the Asaro Head to model to my students the human head and faces. Over time, using Asaro Head as a framework, I would often add more in-depth plane lines to my work, which generated other proportions and dimensions to the existing framework. By doing so, my students appreciated the insights of drawing a human head. Therefore, with the strong encouragement of my students, my team and I designed a 3D model that entails new plane details and proportions of the human head, complementing John Asaro's original head model. The Head Structure was born from the inspiration of anatomy, my students and reassurance from supporters.

Description:

The Head Structure is designed as a tool to facilitate the artist's work in modeling face structures with ease. It is simplified to standard proportions and the memorization process for the artist. Furthermore, the updated design offers a practical and logical progression to drawing and painting the human head, regardless of the artist's experience. 

Using a simple process of the fundamentals of head drawing, the structure offers a representational approach to the understanding of light and facets in the rendering of the human head. The acquired knowledge of the Head Structure is a strong foundational start to drawing and painting. After fully understanding the structure and its fundamentals, the artists will be equipped with the necessary foundation to find their paths.

 With all this being said, I would like to acknowledge my team of mentors, designers, and all my professors. Most importantly I would like to give thanks to Steve Huston, Charles Hu, Kevin Chen, John Asaro, Sergio Sanchez, and Ron Brown for establishing a strong foundation. My team: Adrian Rosenthal and Jarrod Terry.