Ch 14 Principles of Hair Design

The _____ for design are likely to come from many sources: movies, TV, magazines, videos, even a person on the street—anywhere, at any time.

• analytics

• inspiration

• standards

• tools

The five basic elements of three-dimensional hair design are line, form, space, design texture, and _____.

• pattern

• proportion

• color

• balance

The type of line used to create length and height in hair design while making the hair style appear longer and narrower is a(n) _____.

• open line

• vertical line

• contrasting line

• curved line

_____ lines are positioned between horizontal and vertical lines and are often used to emphasize or minimize facial features.

• parellel

• transitional

• curved

• diagonal

_____ lines move in a circular or semi-circular direction and are used to soften a design.

• curved

• transitional

• contrasting

• diagonal

Curved lines can be placed horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, and are used to create a _____ when repeating in opposite directions.

• element

• diagonal

• dimentional

• wave

The one-length hairstyle is an example of the use of _____ lines.

• single

• double

• parallel

• directional

Contrasting lines are horizontal and vertical lines that create a hard edge and form a _____.

• 30 degree angle

• 45 degree angle

• 90 degree angle

• curved arc

Another name for the three-dimensional volume or mass of a hairstyle that exhibits length, width, and depth is _____.

• space

• form

• angle

• color

What term describes the area surrounding the form, or the area the hairstyle occupies, which may also contain curls, waves, straight hair, or any combination?

• texture

• line

• sillouette

• space