Hair Chart 2
For this hair style I have used the techniques of curling, crimping and rick racking; I have pulled the hair away form the face to keep with the Elizabethan theme and have added small curls to the bak of the hair to keep the look contemporary and innocent. I want to use cropping and backcombing to create the large section of hair at the front, and the rick racking technique at the front of the hair over the crimped hair to add definition and keep the look neat.
My second design also has an original Elizabethan theme; the techniques I will be using for this style is curling; the back of the hair will be fully curled, crimping; to create a big and bold round shape at the front, and rick racking; I will rick rack the very front section of the hair and pin each section back carefully ensuring they don't loosen.
My second design also has an original Elizabethan theme; the techniques I will be using for this style is curling; the back of the hair will be fully curled, crimping; to create a big and bold round shape at the front, and rick racking; I will rick rack the very front section of the hair and pin each section back carefully ensuring they don't loosen.
This idea is much simpler than my first hair chart design, thinking of my time management I need to make sure I have planned each part of the making of my idea to fit in the time frame. Although there is less detail in this design, curling and rick racking each section of hair will take longer than other sections of my first design, this is something I will have to practice and stay on top of.
This is my design practice for my second hair chart, I practiced this on my Kate doll, it was an interesting design to make but took me longer than expected due to the rich race technique. I liked the finished look for this design but I want to use more techniques to find what I am best at. I will keep expanding on this idea to come up with a better quality contemporary design.
