C4 - Sunday, January 22, 1984 - North Shore News

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~ RICHARD SUTTON sketches a style for Heather
Sears. Suttons’ unique Sketch ’n’ Cut gives the
customer a visual idea of what their hair will look

like. Here, he shows his talents at Shears 91 on
Lonsdale.

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IF YOU WANT to get your hair cut, but you’re
still not sure if the style will suit you, there is a way
for you to see the finished product in advance.

Richard Sutton, a self-
taught artist and a_hair-
dresser, will draw your face
in the hairstyle of your
choice, to show whether a
style suits you or not.

Originally from back east,
Sutton now lives in North
Vancouver and will be work-

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BARRETT FISHER

ing out of Emme hairdressing
salon on Lonsdale.

“‘If a hairdresser has an
idea, or 1 do, or the client
does, | want to put it on
paper to make it visual,’’ Sut-

See your finished hairsty

Before your hair is cut

ton said.

Sutton calls the service
Sketch ’n’ Cut, which costs
$50: $25 for the drawings and
a half hour of consultation,
and $25 for the actual cut.

“I give the consultation
after I’ve played with the
hair, analyzed the texture and
weight of the hair, and con-
sidered the posture and
weight of a person.’’

Body proportions are im-

NEWS photo Eric Eggertson

HERE, RICHARD finishes cutting Heather’s hair, since he
was given the go-ahead on the right style. Although Sutton bs

a hairdresser, he will be concentrating his efforts on his sket-
ches at Emme salon on Lonsdale.

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portant in a haircut, Sutton
said. For example, if a
posture is slightly hunched,
and the cut was short, it
would accentuate the curve in
the neck or back, he
explained.

Sutton can sketch a face
and hairstyle in his charcoal
or soft lead drawings, in
about five to 10 minutes, so
there’s no fuss or wait, and
the clients get to take the
drawings home with them as
a souvenir.

Sutton isn’t cutting hair at
the moment, since he feels he
can be more useful to a salon
by performing the sketching
service. If more than one
hairdressing salon wishes his
services, he is willing to make
himself available to each on
certain days.

“*L feel I can
hairdresser’s
the service.”’

Sutton says his artistic
talents started when he was a
child. ‘‘l was always a
doodler as a kid. | drew on
the walls and doors.”’

But it wasn’t until the last
five years that Sutton started
taking his drawing more
seriously and the last two
years that he started selling
his craft professionally

So if you're looking for a
change in hairstyles, but
you're not quite sure what
you want, Richard Sutton

might be just the person to
see.

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