Enid is one of the main characters in the OK K.O.! series. She is an employee at Gar's Bodega and works at the register. Contents[hide] Appearance Personality Abilities Special Move Other Abilities Appearances Trivia References Gallery Appearance Edit Enid is tall with a thin waist, and thick hips and legs. She has warm brown skin and spiky, purple hair tied into a small spiky bun. She has big eyes, a small rectangle shaped nose, and thin lips. She typically wears a sleeveless blue top that is torn at the bottom to expose her midriff, black shorts, and brown boots, along with white cloth wrappings on the upper half of her arms. In the pilot and video game, her blue top had short sleeves, she wore a matching knee length drape, and her white cloth wrappings are on her midriff and forearms. Her hair is longer, with her ponytail being bigger and extending to her waist, she has a longer nose that is a lighter brown, and her eyes are farther apart. In Let's Be Heroes, she wears a blue midriff top that is sleeveless, and she has wrappings around her upper arms. As "DJ Fireball", in the episode "You Are Rad", she sports rave attire complete with yellow sunglasses, headphones and a pacifier necklace. Personality Edit Enid is the most responsible of the main trio. She tries to use logic and critical thinking to make rational decisions. This is primarily shown in the Pilot, in which she stops KO from calling a power battle based on KO's shoddy detective work. She seems to react to
The skirt has a super high slit which revealed her thighs and evidently showed that she wasn’t wearing anything underneath. Too, her long purple gloves perfectly fit her style matched with a red pumps.
On the other hand, the "Almost Famous" star worked her signature bohemian look in a sheer floral Yanina Couture gown that featured a stunning train. The star wore her locks in messy curls and completed the look with a berry lip, nude sandals and a matching clutch.
One character in the movie, who’s costume design was really in tone with her storyline was Baby. The art direction, costume designer Hilary Rosenfeld took with her wardrobe was beautiful and really followed her through her journey to womanhood in the movie. “At the start of the movie, Baby is seen wearing frumpy or loose clothes that really hide
Her hair still remains to long now that she has grown it back out. The color of warm brown with a touch of caramel and honey highlights. Her eyes remain an icy blue, which only helps to add to her ice queen reputation.
The jumper bears the American singer’s own face and sensitively well knitted. The songwriter quickly shared her photo wearing the said clothe on her Instagram account.
She donned a white fabric wrapped around her while wearing a heavy eye liner. The theater star didn’t forget to make her hair pretty for the event as it was volumized and styled
She has remarkably realistic features and proportions, as well as a short, but feminine hairstyle, womanly hips, and an expression of empowerment. Maybe this was not what the artist was trying to express, but the meaning changes through history, and yet, this piece can still relate to issues in society today (fig. 5).
She navigates excellently the sea of colors, the wide variety of wigs and many gadgets unknown to us, and she never fails to sweep us off our feet with her masterpieces matching face shapes and personalities.
Her bright blue eyes stand out against her pale skin dotted with a few small zits. She’s wearing a worn-out looking Rolling Stones t-shirt and a pair of black capri leggings. Her feet are bare and tucked up underneath her on the seat, but on the floor in front of the chair are a pair of plastic flip flops.
Light purples were then added to her hair in subtle washes as a starting base of color. Once given time to dry with the same brush darker tones were added, building up a nice form of shadows and highlights resembling the soft texture of wavy hair. With dark greys, a small bird was added in the corner along with a piece of hay in its mouth. A bright yellow was used to color in the hay and a small crescent moon shaped barrette in her hair. Once the girl and her bird were painted, a Pentel Pocket brush pen was used to create varied outlines giving more detail to the whole thing. This brush pen was used to add prominent eyebrows, and eyelashes which were not previously present beforehand. Then the nose, ears, and a line to separate the lips were outlined. Outlines were added to the outside of the hair and to the inside to emphasize the details within her hair. The bird and its piece of hay were outlined last giving more details to the bird’s face so its features were more noticeable, as well as, the individual grains in the hay to add its
The transparent dress in question, designed by Adam Selman and painstakingly constructed by a team of over 20 people, was styled Mel Ottonberg- Rihanna's personal stylist- who opted for a for scrappy rose gold heeled sandals and a luxurious fur shawl to complete the daring look.
She wasn’t short. She wasn’t exactly tall either, but she certainly wasn’t short. She had coarse, light brown hair and an unreasonably large forehead for her face. Her light grey eyes were shielded by black, plastic glasses that rested on her bulbous nose. She rarely wore anything other than jeans and sneakers, and her thighs were quite a bit larger than she’d like them to be. But her physical appearance didn’t bother her that much. Being pretty was not a requirement for her job.
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Krista is a girl who is about average height. She has short, blonde hair that she chemically straightens a few times a year. Her natural hair is a frizzy mess. She has a rounded face that is covered in acne and she has a nose piercing. Krista hides her teeth when she smiles. She often covers her face with concealer, eyeshadow, and mascara. She has glasses but most days she wears contacts. Her style is awesome. Most days Krista is dressed like a country girl. She usually wears cowboy boots, jeans, and flannel shirts. When she isn’t dressed like a country girl, she’s dressed like a punk rock girl in tight skinny jeans and a Greenday shirt.
accentuated by long, mascara-covered lashes and what seems to be an opened bottle of champagne sprays upward toward her face and body. About this piece, Saatchi Gallery states: