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/// Facial Aspirations

 

Digital Goodness! GOOOO!

Up Close and Personal with Rollie

Yikes. This guy is still wrestling.

Man, that first beard is always so tough... or so I'm told

One of the few photos that will ever capture me with a moustache. Though my dad can grow a full 'Hulk Hogan Handlebar' on a whim, the only hair that ever really seemed to congregate on my upper lip at the time was this thin, white-trash little poop trail. I was all broken hearted, as I thought this spelled the end of my aspirations of one day growing a barbershop twirl. Since this photo was taken (and originally described), I've tackled the beard successfully on a couple occasions, complete with a bizarre, really long, golden moustache that doesn't match the rest of the hair on my body. But, because I wanted to see it, I created a quick digital representation of what I'd look like WITH a curly-Q, Rollie Fingers-style twirly moustache. Enjoy.

Click the large image above to pop up the full-size, uncropped photo in a new window. You can navigate your way around the other photos in this section by clicking the thumbnails underneath this text. Or, if you prefer, you can go back to the index page by putting your browser's "back" button to use. That, or you can click right here.

Serious Doesn't Necessarily Mean Stupid Uncomfortography My Hair Looks Like it was Sculpted by an Ass Tie Her Down Good Boys

ON THE LEFT:
Click my smilin' face to see the tremendous digital representation of a curly moustache I placed on my own face. Warning: this digital file is incredibly realistic. The guy with the moustache I envy is named Rollie Fingers, and he was a baseball player. So profound was his facial hair's impact on my youth, that I still remember his name today, and I haven't watched a baseball game since 1994. The third link will take you to the WWE's page dedicated to Hulk Hogan. My dad, uh... my dad looks like him. In the face.


 


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