We have a few live tweeters from the Pro Bowl today in Miami, FL. To keep tabs on what is going on be sure to check out:
Our probowl twitter list
Showing newest 23 of 92 posts from January 2010. Show older posts
Showing newest 23 of 92 posts from January 2010. Show older posts
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Favorite Fan Site + Down Video
Popstar Magazine is holding nominations for its "Favorite Fan Site" category for their Poptastic awards. If you enjoy the content you get from HonorSocietyLive, we would appreciate it if you would head on over to their blog and nominate us Thank you :)
Also - one of our LA Live tweeters, @frances25 tweeted us this video she took of Down with Jay Sean:
Also - one of our LA Live tweeters, @frances25 tweeted us this video she took of Down with Jay Sean:
Jay Sean & Honor Society performing Down
As tweeted by Kat, uploaded to Youtube by legendintl
If anyone has any other videos of the guys performing at the California Timbaland shows, be sure to send a link to us either @HSLive or honorsocietylive@gmail.com
If anyone has any other videos of the guys performing at the California Timbaland shows, be sure to send a link to us either @HSLive or honorsocietylive@gmail.com
Friday, January 29, 2010
Live Coverage - Timbaland - Los Angeles
For our live tweeting on the Timbaland tour we're doing things a littler different. We have set up a "list" on our twitter which will contain all of our followers who have told us they are going to that particular show.
mlovesjoe
Tonight was one of the BEST nights i have had!! L.A. knows how to party & party BIG!!!!!!!!! That's one of the reasons I LOVE L.A. : )
frances25
Finally have signal in here...HS sang 6 songs...jay sean came out and sang down with them :D...and i found Michaels pick on the floor!! xD
mlovesjoe
Tonight was one of the BEST nights i have had!! L.A. knows how to party & party BIG!!!!!!!!! That's one of the reasons I LOVE L.A. : )
frances25
Finally have signal in here...HS sang 6 songs...jay sean came out and sang down with them :D...and i found Michaels pick on the floor!! xD
Want to win 10 bonus points?
Do you want to win 10 points for the scavenger hunt? Of course you do! We're going to be holding a pool on when Here Comes Trouble tour dates are going to be announced. You have from noon EST Friday January 29th to noon EST Saturday January 30th to get your guess in.
Whoever gets the closest date/time without going over will win 10 scavenger hunt points. In the event that two people submitted the exact same date/time and that is the winner - both will win the 10 points.
Everyone who submits a guess will get 2 bonus points.
Email your guess to: honorsocietylive@gmail.com
Be sure to include your twitter name, the date and time (including time zone!) when you think that the dates will be released.
For example - Friday January 29 3:00 pm EST
(In the event that the band releases tour dates before Noon EST on Saturday, we will judge from all entries received before the dates were released)
Whoever gets the closest date/time without going over will win 10 scavenger hunt points. In the event that two people submitted the exact same date/time and that is the winner - both will win the 10 points.
Everyone who submits a guess will get 2 bonus points.
Email your guess to: honorsocietylive@gmail.com
Be sure to include your twitter name, the date and time (including time zone!) when you think that the dates will be released.
For example - Friday January 29 3:00 pm EST
(In the event that the band releases tour dates before Noon EST on Saturday, we will judge from all entries received before the dates were released)
Scavenger Hunt Task #11
Task #11: Spell an Honor Society related word with your friends and family
Points: To be determined
Deadline: 1/31/10 at midnight EST
For this weekends task you have to spell out an Honor Society related word (or words, or lyrics, your pick!) using yourself, your friends and family as letters. You can use the same people over again in the word though the more people you can get involved the more points you'll end up getting.
Email your picture to honorsocietylive@gmail.com with your twitter name.
If you have any questions about this task - tweet us @HSLive
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Live Coverage - Timbaland - San Diego
For our live tweeting on the Timbaland tour we're doing things a little different. We have set up a "list" on our twitter which will contain all of our followers who have told us they are going to that particular show.
San Diego Show
San Diego Show
Scavenger Hunt Task #9 Results
Here are some of you photos with the gents (under the cut) which we were sent in response to Task #9.
HonorSocietyCA Fan Project
@HonorSocietyCA is trying to organize a fan project. Here are the details - be sure to contact @HonorSocietyCA on twitter if you are interested in helping out!
Thanks for expressing an interest in helping out with this little present.
I'm working on a keepsake box for the Gentlemen, and I'm planning on giving it to them during the "Here Comes Trouble" tour.
I would love to fill that box with letters and messages from their fans. The letter could be whatever you'd like to write (for example, how much you appreciate all that they do for us, how much you love their music, ect...) and you can include a 4x6 photo of you and the Gents if you have one. Or if there's a video that you'd like for them to see, you could put it on a DVD and mail that in too.
The more fans that can contribute, the better this gift will be. =} Since I'm not sure of the tour dates yet, there is no actual deadline for you to send in your letter.
So that's my idea and if you'd still like to participate, let me know and I'll give you the address where you can mail in your letter. Thanks!
Disneymania Volume 7 featuring Honor Society
Honor Society has a track on Disneymania Volume 7 which is due out March 9, 2010. They are singing the song "Real Gone" from the Disney/Pixar film "Cars" originally sung by Sheryl Crow.
1. I Just Can't Wait to Be King Allstar Weekend
2. Trust in Me Selena Gomez
3. Real Gone Honor Society
4. If I Never Knew You Tiffany Thornton
5. Stand Out Mitchel Musso
6. Good Enough KSM
7. Little Wonders Savannah
8. Under the Sea Booboo Stewart
9. When She Loved Me Bridgit Mendler
10. Her Voice Drew Seeley
11. Bella Notte Ruby Summer
12. Part of Your World Anna Maria Perez de Taglé
13. What I've Been Looking For Alyson Stoner
14. The Gift of a Friend Demi Lovato
15. Hakuna Matata Debby Ryan
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Fan Effort - Get Honor Society on Ellen!
This project is being headed by @08vintagelove
- Tweet @TheEllenShow with the link to this video.
- Go to this link (http://ellen.warnerbros.com/show/respon d/?PlugID=10) and fill out the form suggesting Honor Society for an appearance on her show. Make sure to include the link to this video!
- I'll come up with more links as my plan plays out. Thank you SO much to everyone who helps out!
- Tweet @TheEllenShow with the link to this video.
- Go to this link (http://ellen.warnerbros.com/show/respon d/?PlugID=10) and fill out the form suggesting Honor Society for an appearance on her show. Make sure to include the link to this video!
- I'll come up with more links as my plan plays out. Thank you SO much to everyone who helps out!
Scavenger Hunt - Bonus Point Opportunity
We have an opportunity for you to score some bonus points. One of Katie's friend's bands (Self Made Soul) is in a battle of the bands. You can vote once per day for them. We are offering you 2 bonus points for every time you vote.
You do need to register for the website which is why this is an optional bonus point opportunity and not a task.
All you need to do is head on over to http://www.fuel.tv/pactour, register and vote for Self Made Soul.
You will need to make a screen cap that shows:
a) the popup that comes up after you hit 'vote'
b) self made soul being highlighted as the band you voted for
c) the countdown clock so we know when you voted.
Email it to honorsocietylive@gmail.com with your twitter name to get points.
You do need to register for the website which is why this is an optional bonus point opportunity and not a task.
All you need to do is head on over to http://www.fuel.tv/pactour, register and vote for Self Made Soul.
You will need to make a screen cap that shows:
a) the popup that comes up after you hit 'vote'
b) self made soul being highlighted as the band you voted for
c) the countdown clock so we know when you voted.
Email it to honorsocietylive@gmail.com with your twitter name to get points.
Article: Jersey band to sing anthem at NFL Pro Bowl
NorthJersey.com
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Last updated: Tuesday January 26, 2010, 8:00 AM
BY MIKE KERWICK
The Record
STAFF WRITER
They watch a lot of football on their tour bus. So we offered this scenario: Two minutes left, your team down four, what quarterback do you want leading your squad down the field?
They couldn't come to a consensus. One musician wanted Peyton Manning. Another wanted Tom Brady. Someone mentioned Brett Favre.
This Sunday, Michael Bruno, Alex Noyes, Jason Rosen and Andrew Lee will get an up-close look at some of the best quarterbacks in the game. Honor Society, a band that used to rehearse at Noyes' home in Midland Park, will be playing the NFL Pro Bowl, at 7:30 p.m. Sunday on ESPN. We spent a few minutes on the phone with them last week.
Q. You guys are big football fans?
Alex: We're big Giants fans. Unfortunately, we're no longer in it, but we've got high hopes for next year.
Q. What do you think about the Jets' run so far?
Andrew: It's great to see the Jets do something. They've been struggling for so many years and it's great to see [Mark] Sanchez, a young guy, leading the team. I'm really excited for them.
Q. What kind of feedback have you guys gotten on [your newest album] "Fashionably Late"?
Michael: The feedback has been great. I think it was really a record that we made primarily for our fans in addition to satisfying our musical desires. It was a record that was a long time in the making for our fan base, a real major label record. From the fan perspective, I think it's been incredible … we got a great review in Rolling Stone on our first single, "Over You." I think the record has a lot of life left.
Alex: One of our songs, "Here Comes Trouble," is getting rotation now on Sirius satellite radio on Hits 1. So that's been really cool for us. To be listening to the radio and finally have that moment where you hear your song on the radio.
Q. You guys are in the middle of a six-gig run with Timbaland. Do you have any funny Timbaland stories?
Alex: Not only is he an incredible producer, but he is able to translate that performance in the live setting. He does this great thing during the show where he almost has this James Brown-esque moment where he starts calling out to the different people in his band … he calls out, 'Drummer, you stop. Now keyboards only.' He dictates the whole thing. And every night is different because he cuts songs early, goes into songs whenever he wants. He's just a great musical mind.
Michael: I think in just a short few shows we learned a lot from watching him and his band. We actually had our own headlining show … in New Jersey, kind of a special fan appreciation acoustic show. We actually started to put what Alex was talking about into practice. We started a jam session and improvised on it. We've already learned a lot from him. And the New York show was off the charts. P Diddy came out, Lil' Kim came out, Keri Hilson came out. We were really lucky to be a part of it.
What's it like to come back here and play shows in New York and New Jersey?
Andrew: The homecoming shows are great and … [at School of Rock in Hackensack] was no different. We were playing songs we probably hadn't played in two or three years. There's this one song that we did last night called "No Win Situation" where we were just going to tease it… We stopped and the entire audience sang the chorus.
You're performing the anthem in addition to the pregame set. What makes doing the anthem so tough?
Andrew: You can't mess it up. It takes a tremendous vocalist to really pull off the anthem. When you think back to Whitney Houston and others, there's a lot to live up to in that moment. All eyes are on you. There's no music to hide behind. And you have to make your country proud. It's a lot of pressure. It's a simple song, or seemingly simple song because we all know it growing up. It's actually a very complicated song, especially when it comes to putting a vocal arrangement together.
Michael: I don't think anyone's expecting Whitney Houston's version of the anthem. The way I'm approaching it is obviously put on a great vocal performance, but really just make it heartfelt.
The set list for the pregame … have you guys worked that out yet?
Andrew: I think we're going to do the single that we started off with, 'Over You," and then I think we're going to play "Here Comes Trouble." That might change, but I think those are the two songs we're going to do.
E-mail: kerwick@northjersey.com
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Last updated: Tuesday January 26, 2010, 8:00 AM
BY MIKE KERWICK
The Record
STAFF WRITER
They watch a lot of football on their tour bus. So we offered this scenario: Two minutes left, your team down four, what quarterback do you want leading your squad down the field?
They couldn't come to a consensus. One musician wanted Peyton Manning. Another wanted Tom Brady. Someone mentioned Brett Favre.
This Sunday, Michael Bruno, Alex Noyes, Jason Rosen and Andrew Lee will get an up-close look at some of the best quarterbacks in the game. Honor Society, a band that used to rehearse at Noyes' home in Midland Park, will be playing the NFL Pro Bowl, at 7:30 p.m. Sunday on ESPN. We spent a few minutes on the phone with them last week.
Q. You guys are big football fans?
Alex: We're big Giants fans. Unfortunately, we're no longer in it, but we've got high hopes for next year.
Q. What do you think about the Jets' run so far?
Andrew: It's great to see the Jets do something. They've been struggling for so many years and it's great to see [Mark] Sanchez, a young guy, leading the team. I'm really excited for them.
Q. What kind of feedback have you guys gotten on [your newest album] "Fashionably Late"?
Michael: The feedback has been great. I think it was really a record that we made primarily for our fans in addition to satisfying our musical desires. It was a record that was a long time in the making for our fan base, a real major label record. From the fan perspective, I think it's been incredible … we got a great review in Rolling Stone on our first single, "Over You." I think the record has a lot of life left.
Alex: One of our songs, "Here Comes Trouble," is getting rotation now on Sirius satellite radio on Hits 1. So that's been really cool for us. To be listening to the radio and finally have that moment where you hear your song on the radio.
Q. You guys are in the middle of a six-gig run with Timbaland. Do you have any funny Timbaland stories?
Alex: Not only is he an incredible producer, but he is able to translate that performance in the live setting. He does this great thing during the show where he almost has this James Brown-esque moment where he starts calling out to the different people in his band … he calls out, 'Drummer, you stop. Now keyboards only.' He dictates the whole thing. And every night is different because he cuts songs early, goes into songs whenever he wants. He's just a great musical mind.
Michael: I think in just a short few shows we learned a lot from watching him and his band. We actually had our own headlining show … in New Jersey, kind of a special fan appreciation acoustic show. We actually started to put what Alex was talking about into practice. We started a jam session and improvised on it. We've already learned a lot from him. And the New York show was off the charts. P Diddy came out, Lil' Kim came out, Keri Hilson came out. We were really lucky to be a part of it.
What's it like to come back here and play shows in New York and New Jersey?
Andrew: The homecoming shows are great and … [at School of Rock in Hackensack] was no different. We were playing songs we probably hadn't played in two or three years. There's this one song that we did last night called "No Win Situation" where we were just going to tease it… We stopped and the entire audience sang the chorus.
You're performing the anthem in addition to the pregame set. What makes doing the anthem so tough?
Andrew: You can't mess it up. It takes a tremendous vocalist to really pull off the anthem. When you think back to Whitney Houston and others, there's a lot to live up to in that moment. All eyes are on you. There's no music to hide behind. And you have to make your country proud. It's a lot of pressure. It's a simple song, or seemingly simple song because we all know it growing up. It's actually a very complicated song, especially when it comes to putting a vocal arrangement together.
Michael: I don't think anyone's expecting Whitney Houston's version of the anthem. The way I'm approaching it is obviously put on a great vocal performance, but really just make it heartfelt.
The set list for the pregame … have you guys worked that out yet?
Andrew: I think we're going to do the single that we started off with, 'Over You," and then I think we're going to play "Here Comes Trouble." That might change, but I think those are the two songs we're going to do.
E-mail: kerwick@northjersey.com
Scavenger Hunt Task #10
Task #10: Video of you calling your local radio station
Points: 15 points
Deadline: Thursday 1/28/10 at midnight EST
You have between now and Thursday to complete the task. You have to get a video of you calling your local radio station and requesting Over You. You can only submit ONE video. Make sure that you have your phone on speaker phone so that we can hear the DJ.
Submit your YouTube link to us via email, honorsocietylive@gmail.com. Be sure to include your twitter name and the information for the radio station you called (Website, location)
Alternately - if you prefer to NOT make a video - simply tweet your local radio station to request Over You for 5 points. DO NOT INCLUDE HSLIVE IN THE TWEET. Take a screen capture/picture of the tweet and email it to honorsocietylive@gmail.com with your twitter name.
You may only either submit a video or submit a tweet - not both!
BONUS POINTS
Vote for "Here Comes Trouble" on Sirius XM Radio. Prove to us that you voted for Here Comes Trouble at the following link and get bonus points:
Request a Song
There is no set way to "prove" to us for bonus points, but you might get more if you are more creative about it.. Just sayin...
Monday, January 25, 2010
Steph's Hershey Videos
Here are a few of Steph K-S's pics from the New Years Eve show in Hershey, PA!
Nobody Has To Know
End of Show & Bows
Last Gayne Wetsky of 2009
New Years Countdown and First Gayne Wetsky of 2010
Nobody Has To Know
End of Show & Bows
Last Gayne Wetsky of 2009
New Years Countdown and First Gayne Wetsky of 2010
Scavenger Hunt Task #8 Results
Entry #1 - ToriNoDuh - 9 points
Entry #2 - VictoriaWhatevs - 7 points
Entry #3 - sunshine0106 - 4 points
Entry#4 - Jennifer2038 - 5 points
Entry #5 - ItsStephumz - 4 points
Entry #6 - ImNotOverYou - 5 points
Entry #7 - Beverly898 - 6 points
Skate for the Heart Performance...
Warning: Do not put your volume up high. There is a high pitched scream a few times during this video.
Watch Skate for the Heart on January 31 (4-6 p.m.) on NBC.
(Honor Society posted this video today on YouTube.)
Watch Skate for the Heart on January 31 (4-6 p.m.) on NBC.
(Honor Society posted this video today on YouTube.)
Timbaland, Honor Society, The Fray - LA Weekly
Timbaland, Honor Society, The Fray
By Mikael Wood
From LA Weekly
Shock Value II, Timbaland's recently released sequel to his hit 2007 disc, is not without its share of bracingly inventive beats from the guy who more or less defined the sound of hip-hop and R&B in the late '90s and early '00s. Truth be told, though, the new album is more notable for its bizarro guest list than for its musical achievements: Justin Timberlake and Nelly Furtado you understand, but Australian garage rockers Jet? Namby-pamby piano popsters the Fray? Chad Kroeger of motherfucking Nickelback? It's as though the man behind "Big Pimpin'" suddenly took a music-supervision gig at Grey's Anatomy. (Stranger still: The Kroeger cut, "Tomorrow in the Bottle," is one of Shock Value II's best.)
For his current tour, Timbo's taking some of his guests on the road and having others join the proceedings via digital projection; at the House of Blues, we're promised in-the-flesh appearances by Jay Sean (aka the dude who sings "Down"), the Fray (bummer) and Honor Society, sport coat–clad white-funk protégés of the Jonas Brothers.
By Mikael Wood
From LA Weekly
Shock Value II, Timbaland's recently released sequel to his hit 2007 disc, is not without its share of bracingly inventive beats from the guy who more or less defined the sound of hip-hop and R&B in the late '90s and early '00s. Truth be told, though, the new album is more notable for its bizarro guest list than for its musical achievements: Justin Timberlake and Nelly Furtado you understand, but Australian garage rockers Jet? Namby-pamby piano popsters the Fray? Chad Kroeger of motherfucking Nickelback? It's as though the man behind "Big Pimpin'" suddenly took a music-supervision gig at Grey's Anatomy. (Stranger still: The Kroeger cut, "Tomorrow in the Bottle," is one of Shock Value II's best.)
For his current tour, Timbo's taking some of his guests on the road and having others join the proceedings via digital projection; at the House of Blues, we're promised in-the-flesh appearances by Jay Sean (aka the dude who sings "Down"), the Fray (bummer) and Honor Society, sport coat–clad white-funk protégés of the Jonas Brothers.
ImNotOverYou's Pearl River Photos
Check out some pics from @ImNotOverYou from the October Pearl River, NY show!!
If you would like your photos, videos or reviews to be posted - send them to us honorsocietylive@gmail.com or @HSLive
More under the cut!
If you would like your photos, videos or reviews to be posted - send them to us honorsocietylive@gmail.com or @HSLive
More under the cut!
Scavenger Hunt Task #9
Task #9: Your picture with a gent
Points: 1 point each (up to 4 points)
Deadline: 1/26/10 at 12:01 a.m. EST
Today's task is your picture with a REAL gent! Tweet or email to honorsocietylive@gmail.com your photo with the gents for 1 point per picture. (No more than 4 pictures please) It can be you with the whole band, just one, whatever! As long as it is a real gent, it will count :)
*Please note that all deadline times are in EST, since that is the timezone HSLive is based in!
*Please remember to include your twitter name if emailing your submission
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Timbaland's On Wrong Side of Tracks - Boston Herald Review
Timbaland’s on Wrong Side of Tracks
By Lauren Carter
From the Boston Herald
If Timbaland was as good at staging live shows as he is at crafting beats, Tuesday’s performance wouldn’t have been such a bizarre mess.
From his anticlimactic entrance to his long overdue exit from the House of Blues stage 100 minutes later, the superproducer and rapper was caught between dual roles and pulled off neither.
Timbaland is known more for his wildly inventive beats than his solo work. So his choice to spend the majority of his set performing rave-ready solo material while neglecting some of his most memorable beats was highly questionable. It also didn’t help that Timbaland in the spotlight is more awkward than exciting.
In an effort to offset his monotone sing-rap drone and barely-there stage presence, he called on digital guests, including Jet and JoJo, who appeared via giant digital screen for “Timothy Where Have You Been.” Keri Hilson materialized digitally for the hit “The Way I Are”; Drake was more captivating via prerecorded video on “Say Something” than the live Timbaland.
Not only did beefy, giant-armed Tim spend much of his set indulging in second-rate solo material, but he often rolled out tedious extended versions of songs. He too briefly launched into what he should have been doing the whole time: running through innovative production work for artists such as Jay-Z, LL Cool J, Aaliyah, Missy Elliott and Justin Timberlake.
The show was further weighed down by subpar guests - Haze, D.O.E. and Timbaland’s brother Sebastian, who doubled as an opening act, lip-syncing his way through unfamiliar songs. The only bright spots were snippets of hit songs from other artists and a surprise appearance from Petey Pablo, who performed “Raise Up.”
Honor Society’s opening set was the most musically sound portion of the show. With a charismatic, catchy brand of rock laced with r&b and new wave, it could pass for a less screamworthy version of the Jonas Brothers.
By Lauren Carter
From the Boston Herald
If Timbaland was as good at staging live shows as he is at crafting beats, Tuesday’s performance wouldn’t have been such a bizarre mess.
From his anticlimactic entrance to his long overdue exit from the House of Blues stage 100 minutes later, the superproducer and rapper was caught between dual roles and pulled off neither.
Timbaland is known more for his wildly inventive beats than his solo work. So his choice to spend the majority of his set performing rave-ready solo material while neglecting some of his most memorable beats was highly questionable. It also didn’t help that Timbaland in the spotlight is more awkward than exciting.
In an effort to offset his monotone sing-rap drone and barely-there stage presence, he called on digital guests, including Jet and JoJo, who appeared via giant digital screen for “Timothy Where Have You Been.” Keri Hilson materialized digitally for the hit “The Way I Are”; Drake was more captivating via prerecorded video on “Say Something” than the live Timbaland.
Not only did beefy, giant-armed Tim spend much of his set indulging in second-rate solo material, but he often rolled out tedious extended versions of songs. He too briefly launched into what he should have been doing the whole time: running through innovative production work for artists such as Jay-Z, LL Cool J, Aaliyah, Missy Elliott and Justin Timberlake.
The show was further weighed down by subpar guests - Haze, D.O.E. and Timbaland’s brother Sebastian, who doubled as an opening act, lip-syncing his way through unfamiliar songs. The only bright spots were snippets of hit songs from other artists and a surprise appearance from Petey Pablo, who performed “Raise Up.”
Honor Society’s opening set was the most musically sound portion of the show. With a charismatic, catchy brand of rock laced with r&b and new wave, it could pass for a less screamworthy version of the Jonas Brothers.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Scavenger Hunt Prize & example
Incase you missed our tweet earlier - this is the grand prize for our scavenger hunt:
It is Honor Society's FIRST magazine cover. We are also pretty sure that this is the first copy they have signed, since both Alex and Andy asked us how we got a copy of it and were really impressed we had it.
Also - this weekends task is to take a picture of you with a gent - except it can't be a real gent it has to be one you made. We KNOW our followers, Honor Society's fans, are very creative and talented and we can't wait to see what you all come up with.
The reason why we chose this task is because Katie once made herself a David Wright and she won a contest with it. So if you need an example and maybe some inspiration - here is the David Wright that Katie made.
Of course, you don't have to go this same route for YOUR gent (or hey, maybe try making the whole band? haha) but we just thought we'd put this idea out there!
The most important part of it all is that you have fun making your gent - no matter how you decide to do it! The possibilities are endless!
It is Honor Society's FIRST magazine cover. We are also pretty sure that this is the first copy they have signed, since both Alex and Andy asked us how we got a copy of it and were really impressed we had it.
Also - this weekends task is to take a picture of you with a gent - except it can't be a real gent it has to be one you made. We KNOW our followers, Honor Society's fans, are very creative and talented and we can't wait to see what you all come up with.
The reason why we chose this task is because Katie once made herself a David Wright and she won a contest with it. So if you need an example and maybe some inspiration - here is the David Wright that Katie made.
Of course, you don't have to go this same route for YOUR gent (or hey, maybe try making the whole band? haha) but we just thought we'd put this idea out there!
The most important part of it all is that you have fun making your gent - no matter how you decide to do it! The possibilities are endless!
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