University:
Northwestern State University of Louisiana
Course:
ART 1350 | Sculpture I
Academic year:

2023
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125

Pages:

2
Author:

Caroline Mckay

Hair sculpting is defined as the artistic carving or removing of hair lengths to create various forms and shapes At the basic level of observation, a hair sculpture can be identified by observing the outer boundary or silhouette known as the: form line The surface appearance of hair is referred to as: texture When the hair is viewed abstractly as if it were projected at a 90 degree angle from the various curves of the head, it is referred to as: normal projection The solid form is also known as a one-length cut, bob, Dutch boy, blunt cut or a: 0 degree haircut The line that visually separates the two textures in graduated forms ridge line Increase layered form Consists of shorter interior lengths that progress toward longer exterior lengths. Referred to as a shag or 180 angle cut structure is defined as the arrangment of lengths across the curves of the head The proportional relationship of each form within a combination produces the shape, texture and position of: weight What are 3 ways a change in hair sculpture can transform a client's look? To look more sporty, sophisticated or professional Natural Fall Describes the hair as the lengths lay or fall naturally over the curve of the head Weight is created by the concentration of length within a given area. Crest area The widest part around the head. It divides the interior from the exterior. interior the area about the crest exterior Area below the crest Graduated form Consists of shorter exterior lengths that gradually progress toward longer interior lengths. Sometimes referred to as a wedge or 45 angle cut Uniformly layered form Consists of the same lengths throughout; results in a totally activated surface with no discernible weight; circular shape; color-coded green; also known as a layered cut or 90° angle cut Structure graphic Diagram that provides an abstract view of the length arrangement to scale and proportion

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