1. Design Hair Cut Structures
WRHHC301A
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2. Design Hair Cut Structures
WRHHC301A – Design haircut structures
This workshop will give you the
skills and knowledge
that is required in identifying
the shape/form in all haircut structures
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3. Three levels of Observation when Identifying haircut structures
Look
Basic
Viewing the haircut structure in a simple silhouette design
Detail
Texture, colour, density, movement etc…
Abstract
Looking at the hair-lengths at a projected angle.
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4. SHAPE
A shape is a two-dimensional representation of form consisting of length and width
Square
Triangle
Circle
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5. The properties of form are
Form is a three-dimensional representation of shape that includes length, width and depth
The properties of form are
Line
Direction
Shape
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6. Natural Fall
This is the when the hair falls naturally over the curve of the head.
We can identify the hair lengths or levels to where the hair sits in relation to the anatomy.
0 degrees
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7. Normal Projection At normal projection we view the hair abstractly.
This view allows us to analyze haircut structures or the lengths of the hair.
Projected always 90 degrees
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8. Points, Lines and Angles
Parallel / Non parallel
Horizontal, diagonal & vertical
Projection angles
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9. Identifying Levels Apex Hairline Eye Ear lobe Nose Mouth Chin Neck
Shoulder
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10. Map of the head Crest Front Nape Interior Back Crown Exterior Sides
Top
Fringe
Perimeter
Apex
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11. Textures relates directly to the structure of the form
When we analyze form in natural fall we observe the surface appearance or texture
Smooth or rough
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12. Colour
Colour is the visual effect achieved when light is reflected off a given object It is the design element that creates depth and dimension and makes the strongest impact on a haircut structure
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13. Texture is the quality of a surface that can be felt and seen
Un-activated texture
Activated texture
Combination of both
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14. SOLID GRADUATED LAYERED UNIFORM
FOUR BASIC FORMS
SOLID GRADUATED LAYERED UNIFORM
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15. Solid haircut structures
The solid form has a length progression that in shorter in the exterior and longer in the interior
These lengths are un-activated/smooth
Weight built at the perimeter
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16. Graduated haircut structures
The graduated form has a length progression that is longer in the interior and shorter in the exterior
These lengths are a combination of un-activated and activated. Rough/smooth
The weight line can vary
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17. Layered haircut structures
The layered form has a length progression that increases from the interior to the exterior
These lengths are activated / rough
There is no visible weight line
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18. Uniform haircut structures
The uniformly layered form has consistent lengths throughout the interior and exterior
These lengths are activated / rough
No weight line
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