Short Emo Hairstyle

Teenage Emo Hairstyle

 

Scene Hairstyle

girls - a straight fringe just above the eyes and really long hair extentions, dyed either black or white blonde.
guys - straight fringe either just above the eyes or covering them, and cut straight with layers just below the jaw line.





Often the youngsters and kids wonder how to be a scene girl. Well, it is not just the hairstyles or clothes that go into making you a look-alike scene girl. If you are desperate to achieve the looks of a cute looking and genuine scene girl, you must first of all develop the courage to sport scene like and scene style culture and behaviors and groom yourself into a Scene Like Personality. Once you are sure that you have all the traits necessary to be a scene girl, rest is all very easy.

The first lesson for how to be a scene girl is to have the haircuts and hairstyles of a scene girl. Despite many similarities in the scene and emo girls hairstyles, there are lots of disparities also such as the very basic attitude of scene girls is to be happy and charming unlike emo kids who tend to be more emotional and sad. Therefore, the hairstyles of scene girls are full of vibrancy and some of the coolest features including layered hairstyles and straight medium curly hairstyles. When it comes to the hair colors of scene haircuts, the trends are generally titling in favor of bright and shining colors such as strawberry red or purple.

Two more Character Panels

I have a few more of these character collages left, so here are a couple new ones.

Most of the drawings are by Milt Kahl, but not all.

Captain Hook is of course by Frank Thomas. I like this drawing so much, years ago I turned it into a wire sculpture and gave it to Frank for his birthday.

He also drew the Gouchito and the donkey. That little short has some of Frank's best animation.

The stepsisters are by Ollie, and the debate goes on, whether they were handled too broadly next to the stepmother and Cinderella. The drawing sure looks beautiful, though.

That's a John Sibley Goofy, he did some of the best stuff with that character.

(The short "Olympic Champ" is a knock out.)

Norm Ferguson drew this Gideon, a rich pantomime character.

I believe this Donald, who is part of a model sheet, is by Milt Neil. It almost looks like a Kahl drawing.

Highlights on the second sheet are the Preston Blair hippo, the Fred Moore Mickey and the Kimball Jiminy Cricket.

Prince Phillip is from an experimental scene, the design looks a little different.

I will have a separate post on this model change later.

You can see in the drawing of the king from "Cinderella" how Milt started to push his straight lines in order to simplify and solidify his designs.

That's even more evident in the stunning key drawing of Merlin holding Archimedes. The contrast in shapes is so much fun. His thin feet and then the huge, baggy sleeves.

All these would make beautiful wall paper!

BODYGUARD CROSSED THE 1 BILLION (RS 100 CRORE )MARK ON THE OPENING WEEKEND

BODYGUARD movie starring SALMAN KHAN has crossed 1 billion collection in INDIA within a week's time. The Movie's net collection in INDIA from 31st AUGUST to 6TH SEPTEMBER is approximately RS 102.86 crore.SALMAN KHAN has now become the PAISA VASOOL  star today. 

     He has become the RAJNIKANTH of BOLLYWOOD.His fan following is very large and audience come to watch his movie as he is the real entertainer of Bollywood industry.

Sydney

We See Fireworks in Edinburgh - Highlights

We had a wonderful time showing We See Fireworks in Edinburgh at the wonderfully eccentric and welcoming Museum of Edinburgh. Closeted in the upper most part of the 17th Century building we filled our beautiful Lecture Room space with flickering light and ghosted voices as over 600 people visited the installation to surround themselves with remembered performative encounters. We even had some reviewers take the trip along Canongate to visit us, read what The Herald and Three Weeks had to say...!

Our lightbulbs are now being carefully bubble-wrapped and shipped off to Grenswerk 11 in the Netherlands for a run from the 25 September to 2 October 2011. We will also be presenting the new film work of We See Fireworks as part of the Australian Theatre Forum 2011 from 14 - 16 September at Brisbane Powerhouse.