Hair Club for Men: Style #326

Hair Club for Men: Style #326

SNOW contributor Josh McKible kicks off his “Hair Club for Men” column of illustrated hair styles.

The “Hair Club for Men” series is based on the BiDaN 2008 mook edition of Boy’s Hair Hit Style 555. The first in the series, Style #326, is a Medium Wolf from Liike in Daikanyama. Suitable for triangle, oval and square face types. A hard wax is recommended.

Josh McKible (aka mckibillo), illustrator, originally from New York, now living in Japan. After an 8-year run of doing art direction for various magazines around NYC, he’s back to his 1st love of drawing. Specializing in conceptual editorial assignments as well as infographics, his work has appeared internationally in numerous editorial, advertising, and graphic design projects. He’s also the creator of NaniBird.

Writer: Josh McKible
February 2, 2010
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