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The difference between you and him may be just because he likes to take photos of his looks.

You don’t have a brain to remember the shape, but you have a camera to remember the shape.

Don’t say that he only needs 6 and 7 kidneys to get a good look, but yours is too far behind.

Don’t say you are busy and always forget to take photos. Many beautiful looks are not recorded in time.

Don’t tell me that you are very low-key, you usually don’t show off your style.

Sorry, I think you are making excuses.

There is a kind of awesomeness that makes others like it!

If you find that the styling is horrible and unbearable to look at, congratulations, you have found room for improvement.

Those pet groomers who are complacent about the occasional wonderful looks should wake up, pretend to be cool in front of others, and look for problems with their looks in the dead of night.

Today’s topic is: How to discover grooming technical problems through the pet styling pictures you take?

Wow! The shape taken from this angle is so beautiful, but it doesn’t look so good from another angle.

In fact, this is a technical problem. If you exclude the modeling illusion caused by different angles of light, then the rest is a technical problem.

Divide the shapes you make into the hand side and the backhand side. Generally speaking, the trimming on the hand side is easy to be excessive, while the trimming on the backhand side is too cautious. At the same time, the trimming on the hand side is easy to be delicate, while the trimming on the backhand side is too cautious. Appears rough.

We often see a certain angle that looks good because the lens shows the trimming on the hand side. Therefore, it is very necessary to practice hard on the trimming skills on the backhand side.

Since you can't cut with one hand, the backhand side relies more on back cutting. You can improve by understanding the hand shape when back cutting and the angle that is more convenient for observation.

Changing the angle of the lens does not look so good, which shows that when trimming the shape, we did not change multiple angles of trimming. Take trimming the head as an example. When we observe carefully, we can only trim the angle from the front. Therefore, the trimming is The shape must look good from the front.

If the lens happens to be consistent with your angle of view when you take a photo, then the shape will look good, otherwise it will look ugly.

The problem in the picture just reflects the perspective of observation. When doing modeling, you must check the modeling from multiple angles.

I always feel like something is wrong with the styling, but I can’t find the problem.

This may be a problem that many pet groomers will face, because if you can really find the problem, most trimming problems can be solved.

We will solve this problem from the following dimensions.

How is the basic care done? Even if the style you do is the same as the one in the magazine, if the basic care is not good enough, it will not look good.

For example, if the hair is not pulled well, the hair is still a little curly, and the style taken will definitely not be that good-looking; the hair is still knotted, no matter how beautifully trimmed it is, the thickness of the hair will become different, and it will be uneven when shown through the light. of.

Also, if you haven’t pulled your hair out yet, it’s better not to show it off. No matter how good your technique is, you can’t hold it in place.

Is the shape symmetrical? The round shape is quite cute, but the photos taken just don’t look good, so you have to consider whether the shape is symmetrical.

Of course, there are also some asymmetrical fashion styles now, but when we pinched them apart and crushed them, we found that most of the positions were symmetrical.

Pet modeling pays great attention to symmetrical aesthetics. Pay more attention to whether it is symmetrical and modify it in time if you find asymmetry.

Is the center of gravity wrong? I have said before that the appearance of the pet can be greatly adjusted by adjusting the center of gravity, whether it is the adjustment of the body structure or the shape of the head.

For example, when a customer tells you that your Teddy haircut looks like a Schnauzer! No matter how you pick up the Teddy's head, you don't think there is anything wrong with it. In fact, this is because you did not boldly trim off the lip line. The hair, and the center of gravity on the front of the head is too low, making the look look not young enough.

Such a situation is usually caused by too much hair on the lower jaw. Trimming more hair on the lower jaw will naturally improve the condition.

By mastering the pruning techniques of moving the center of gravity up and down, you can change the temperament of the shape.

Is retouching enough? We often say, “Hearing is deceiving, seeing is believing.” But sometimes our eyes can deceive us. When we feel that the shape is well trimmed, we still cannot capture the delicate feeling.

This has a lot to do with refinement. Many pet beauticians understand that refinement means multiple refinements, so they go through the refinement process all over the body. In the end, the shape is rounded and smooth, but the characteristics are gone.

Purposefully repeat the key details of the shape to reveal the outline of the shape and make the connection between different parts clearer. In addition, the rough parts are made delicate. This can be called refinement.

The above are all technical issues. Let me add a few more Taoist issues. To make a good look, you need to take more photos, improve your visual realm, and exercise your keen observation skills.

Don’t worry about showing off your style. Be confident in yourself and defeat the villain in your heart. Without material comparison, you can’t see the difference, that is.There is no way to talk about progress.

Now look through your past works and sort them out according to this idea. I believe you will gain a lot.

I am Master Tonny, good night!

A gentle forwarding is the greatest encouragement and support!