What is the shaka (hang 10) sign's meaning in the Hawaiian surf culture?
Wow, it was quite disappointing when I searched for a correct example of the shaka sign.Commonly used in Hawaii, and now elsewhere, it means “hang loose” or “take it easy”. Universally used in a positive manner of goodwill.Virtually every image I found was wrong. Correctly, while the thumb and pinky extend out from the hand, the center three fingers are NOT tucked in tightly as with every image I found. Those three fingers should be very loosely bent, almost open.This image comes as close as I could find and shows it delivered at two positions.Remember, it’s hang loose, not a fist.
What are some colors that go with orange?
Team it up with an neutral colors WhiteBlackBrown BeigeTeam it up with opposite color Blue Team it up with the same color family Orange Team it up with nearby colors Red YellowVioletTeam it up with diagonally opposite colors Green P.S. I have used the general color names as familiar to all of us. Use the above colors in light, dark or medium variations. Use the image as a reference guide. :)
Approximately how much does "Bath Fitter" cost?
It's apx. $2000. but in my opinion it is too expensive. to replace your tub and tile would be cheaper.
Girls, Does Anyone Wear a Size 0?
I'm a size 0, and honestly you have to stop shopping at the cheap stores :/ Higher end stores carry smaller sizes, whereas places like JCPenny are catering to the demographic which is mostly larger women. Places to try: Express (they always have my size and some great tops and work clothes, sometimes they have dresses) Bloomies (where I get my jeans...go here to get the best fitting jeans probably a size 24-25; and the dress department always has size 0, if not they can call other stores until they find one for you) Niemans and Nordstroms (nordstrom's has gotten a lot nicer these days) Good luck! *I'd also suggest looking online; Ive started buying my things online (since I know my size) to save the stress of digging through racks of clothes at the mall
Can I legally use album artwork for apparel design without permission or merchandising rights?
How is it that so many companies can produce graphics on their apparel with those famous images of the Rolling Stones, and Pink Floyd and other artists. They PAY. They seek permission, in the form of a license agreement that includes approval rights, quality control, royalties, and a right of audit to make sure those royalties are being properly paid. You need to do the same thing or you will get sued so fast your head will spin, and you will lose, and you will probably end up paying all the legal fees for the plaintiffs as well as your own.There is no "loophole" you can exploit by "changing the images slightly." In copyright that's called a derivative work, and that, too, requires a license.DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS WITHOUT OBTAINING THE RIGHTS.
Which colors go with burgundy?
What colors go well with burgundy? To be a bit complex to answer. There's the obvious answer: with neutral colors (black, gray, white, ivory and navy blue). But then there's also the "think outside the box" kind of answer. I did a little research of my own and found the following answers:1. Red and violet are good colors to match with burgundy since they fall next to each other on the color wheel.2. You can also match tints (colors mixed with white) of red and violet as well as hues (colors mixed with black) of blue with burgundy.3. Burgundy matches well with hunter green. Both are darker shades of red and green.However I find this not to be the last answer. This season more daring proposals have been offered by designers, mixing burgundy with bright color like orange and electric blue. With this in mind I ventured myself into color mixing and came up with a couple of proposals. When I create outfits sometimes I like to push the limits. This outfits are only for people who are not afraid and who are willing to try new things.