Sunday, September 26, 2010
Before and After
One of my best childhood friends JB, gave a call the other day and said he needed to get cleaned up for some head shots. JB has always been a gifted actor and screenwriter. I was excited when I heard that he had his targets set on a local film that was going to get underway in the next months. As part of the audition, he would need to get some head shots together. I figured I could at least get a few Before and After pics for my own good. We got him all cleaned up and got some pics.
Before:
Men's Hair Cuts
Recently, my many room mates decided that they were cool enough to let me cut all their hair, style it, and take pictures in the corner of our living room. Armed with my Sony Cybershot, we went to work. This is the result:
Time Warp Fashion Show

The theme of the fashion show was "Time Warp," and they asked me to design the poster. Each contestant would then be able to choose a time period that they would try to represent with hair, make-up and wardrobe. I chose to go with the Ice Age. My friend Courtney was courageous enough to volunteer which worked out great because together we won! She pulled it off flawlessly and the huge braids and ice cold outfit made a real impact. One thing that I really like about the Paul Mitchell School in Salt Lake, is how many opportunities we get to do more than simply prepare for our state boards.
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Thursday, September 16, 2010
Calendar Shoot
Make-Up Class
Mice!!!!!
I picked her up from the Humane Society here in SLC. She was a little sick for a while when she first got home, but she promptly made herself right at home. The mice were gone after a few days and we found out that Romulus loves water! Anytime anyone ran into the bathroom, she'd run in after them to play in the sink, toilet or shower.
Just a few of the pictures from Caper
Paul Mitchell Caper 2010 in Las Vegas!
I'm home sick today from school so I'm getting caught up a bit on my posts and the highlights of my education at Paul Mitchell the School Salt Lake City. One of the best parts of my time with Paul Mitchell was our annual Caper event. Caper is a huge hair show along with two full days of cut, color and styling classes. It is available to any student who would like to go... all you have to do is sell a certain amount of Take Home products and your trip is completely paid for!!!
This year it was held in the Caesar's Palace Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip! As part of our preparation for the trip, our school had a T-Shirt design contest for the shirts that we would take with us to the event to represent our school. I was fortunate enough to win the contest by the skin of my teeth with the above T-Shirt design at the top of this post. It was definitely a bit more fun to be cruising the strip and seeing my design walking around!
If I had one piece of advice for anyone considering attending a Paul Mitchell School, it would be to take advantage of any and all opportunities that they offer you. At our school in particular, we are given numerous chances to win trips to Paul Mitchell Advanced Academy trainings in California as well as trips to Caper and Paul Mitchell's Signature Gathering. It's absolutely terrifying to end some of the fashion shows or styling competitions, but so far it has been more than worth it. Seriously, you might as well.
Every time I decided to enter a competition, I would be pretty optimistic. Then, as the competition draws closer, I get really nervous and decide that I absolutely don't care if I win or not, but I'll do it any way just for the experience. Somehow, I've been lucky enough to win a fashion show and and a styling competition allowing me to visit the East Bay PM School twice! Honestly the secret to winning has been just to show up and have fun. For real, I've found that other people are just as scared and usually end up dropping out any way.
In the News
Been A Long Time!!!!
Plenty of pictures of all the various types and styles of holsters can be found on my Website here: www.DavidTheBoyd.com
More than anything, it's a great distraction or way to unwind at the end of the day. I've always had fun working with leather since I was in grade school. Turns out, the holsters have been an excellent networking tool. I've had the opportunity to meet a lot of people that I would never have otherwise met and It's been cool to see them in action on the stage!
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