각도 분석에 따른 그라듀에이션 커트 연구

Abstract

In this study, a mannequin’s dimensions were measured and a diagram’s projection applicable in practice was created in order to determine if the graduation design formed by the lines that represent the shape of the diagram at 45 degrees and its gravity direction matched the actual design. In addition, the length of the nape point (N.P) was set to 50mm, and a layered formation pattern was taken advantage of by using the head crest. This was then compared with 45-degree graduation forms, and the diagram was improved and reconfigured. The study results found the following: First, in the nape section, 40 degrees should be maintained, and a 20mm layer is formed. Second, in the middle section, 55 degrees, which creates a slight heavy feeling and smooth layer (10mm), should be applied. Third, in the radial section, which is greater than other sections in terms of curvature, 80 degrees should be applied to form an approximately 9mm layer. Consequently, the projection increases 13 degrees on average in comparison with a 45-degree diagram, and about 39mm layer will arise. Upon the graduation haircut, it is difficult to create a constant flow of layers and shapes with the diagram under a single angle, making satisfying results unlikely. Therefore, the projection by section should be individually set to have the haircut wanted by the diagram. In terms of the shape of a graduation formed by a different projection, in conclusion, an oval style similar to the shape in the back of the head was observed.