Haircut for a man Print

This is a rather fast piece, comparing to others. I always try to feel the ground in a sort, stepping onto the sweet spot to say that it is just "right" and nothing will make it more done. Here, I feel, it definetly happened so very naturally to me. In terms of subject, it really also happened almost out of thin air, extruding from a simple search for that certain, but yet simple feeling of having a fresh haircut, inhaling a mint ocean breeze coming from a window in this imaginary marine-styled barbershop. Also, the very surface of the plywood, which I left here and there to protrude through paint, helps the piece to gain it's lightweight, almost windy quality.