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Big head Vs small head.
Oct 09 12 03:16 pm Link People usually find what they seek. Oct 09 12 03:21 pm Link Proportional. Oct 09 12 03:23 pm Link You don't have a small head, their clients must just have fat heads. Oct 09 12 03:24 pm Link i guess if its proportional, it doesnt really matter. Oct 09 12 03:24 pm Link Proportional is best. Oct 09 12 03:29 pm Link Quasi-related: I have a large Irish melon, and I was trying to ice hockey helmets. None fit, and I mentioned to my husband how a certain helmet was uncomfortably tight on the sides, and the guy helping us butts in and goes, "Well that's a men's extra large. They don't get any bigger than this." I wanted to DIE. I feel like as long as it helps pull off the look, size doesn't matter *snicker* Oct 09 12 03:31 pm Link Abby Hawkins wrote: Ice hockey helmets? Oct 09 12 03:38 pm Link Abby Hawkins wrote: I have a big Dutch head. Oct 09 12 04:36 pm Link Proportional is best. For me, it's better that I have a small head, because I do some fashiony stuff with my agency and I'm only 5'8 (smaller head compared to body makes you look taller, larger head to body makes you appear shorter). For acting, having a bigger head seems to be preferable. But you look proportionate, I don't think that it's an issue. Oct 09 12 05:06 pm Link Alabaster Crowley wrote: I agree, it's all in proportion. On a side note, for a second I thought you were talking about ego's! lol silly me! Oct 09 12 05:16 pm Link Digitoxin wrote: Haha no -- Ohio, but he started playing ice hockey once he hit college and loves it. He's been my quasi-coach for the past year or so. Oct 09 12 06:14 pm Link 
Photographer Posts: 4288 Amundsen-Scott - permanent station of the US, Unclaimed Sector, Antarctica Not sure I understand any of this. What can one do about one's head size? O_o Oct 09 12 06:18 pm Link How about a pointy head??:-))))  Oct 09 12 06:29 pm Link mmcreative wrote: Oct 09 12 10:08 pm Link I have a big head - I like it  Oct 09 12 11:31 pm Link salvatori. wrote: Ask not what you can do about your head size - ask what your head size can do for you. Oct 09 12 11:51 pm Link I thought this was going to be another dick thread I really miss those Oct 10 12 01:04 am Link Maybe they were looking for mascots or cartoon characters? Seriously, you'll be told that your head is; "too small", "too big", "not small enough", "not big enough", etc etc... Oct 10 12 03:55 pm Link I agree it just has to fit your body to look right. No one wants a bobblehead model;) Oct 10 12 04:03 pm Link Abby Hawkins wrote: Funniest ever. Oct 10 12 04:15 pm Link Anna Adrielle wrote: I thought it was going to be about strobes lol. Oct 10 12 04:16 pm Link Abby Hawkins wrote: Leave the Tundra. Oct 10 12 04:22 pm Link If your hair dresser thinks you really have a small head, then, she should only charge you half price! Oct 10 12 07:04 pm Link i have a big head and don't like it...women's hats, headbands, those small hair scarves...can't wear 'em Oct 10 12 07:11 pm Link Anna Adrielle wrote: I was expecting a GWC thread, sort of the same idea. Maybe later after a escort thread or two Oct 10 12 07:19 pm Link Guurl you live in San Antonio, there are a TON of big headed people here. Myself being one of them. San Antonio, the city of Bobbleheads. Oct 10 12 07:25 pm Link Jay Leno has a big head . . . If your head isn't as big as his, I wouldn't worry. However, there is a disproportionate number of successful entertainers, movie stars, politicians, and corporate executives that have larger than average head sizes. Something to keep you awake worrying about late at night . . . KM Oct 10 12 07:25 pm Link Wow, I thought this was going into an entirely different direction, as in - which head do men think with more frequently? - or maybe a discussion of tripod accessories? [Never mind . . .] Oct 10 12 07:37 pm Link salvatori. wrote: You can try this... Oct 10 12 08:06 pm Link Oct 10 12 08:09 pm Link MichelleGenevieve wrote: ...same for myself. Oct 10 12 08:15 pm Link BlueMoonPics wrote: Oct 13 12 11:32 pm Link I remember replying to a thread a few weeks ago that toy posted about strong facial features and I described their relation to head size in there, small vs large to be exact. Your head is the way it should be, it's proportional and it can't be changed, so don't worry about it. I'm 5'9" and a male, and my head is smaller than my girlfriends who is 5'5", but neither of us look abnormal... In fact, quite the opposite, we both look totally normal, because our heads are the size and proportions that they are suppose to be. You need to accept who you are and be confident with that person, regardless of head size, strong facial features, etc... Eluding confidence is your most important feature as a model. Oct 14 12 09:15 am Link The OP has a fitting avatar for this subject. Edit: Awe, she changed her avi. (again). Oct 14 12 10:57 am Link I suffer from large melonitis. I'd rather have a big head than a small head (guess I'm in luck) although it does make hats and helmets a pain to hunt for. Oct 14 12 11:06 am Link Not to be insensitive, but I'd say it really doesn't matter. You have what you have and there's nothing you can do to change it, so who cares? If you take every comment about your body/appearance to heart, it'll take all the fun out of modeling - which I'm assuming is your hobby rather than career, so it is SUPPOSED to be fun. Your look wont' work for everyone . . . .there's no one "ideal" look that works for everyone. I've been told that my eyes are too far apart, I know my features are very asymmetrical . . . but there's nothing I can do about any of it other than own it and accept it as my own personal "brand," so to speak. Work what you've got! I'm told that I'm weird or interesting far more often than I'm told I'm pretty, and I've come to own that. Lots of highly successful models have weird or unconventional features. It seems that's almost more popular these days than elegant, refined faces. http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_kQKSH7T2mv0/T … +cover.jpg http://stylebust.com/wp-content/uploads … -rings.jpg take into consideration Lara & Abbey Lee's teeth . . . . http://ftape.com/model/wp-content/uploa … eveld.jpeg Daphne has a larger nose and very low brows, haven't hurt her a bit! Oct 14 12 11:38 am Link Hill Country Vision wrote: Very nice! lol Oct 14 12 11:41 am Link Sineann wrote: Oct 14 12 11:45 am Link |
I HATE trying to find hats...cute ones are always small :
