A superb collection.
Stephen Alexander, Ambassador for The Gilded Beard, has informed Beard Revue of this most excellent celebration of the hirsute in lovely Dayton, Ohio, on November 13. Plan ahead, beardos.
All are invited and encouraged to come! This will also be a charity event supporting a local home called the Stillwater Center. There will be live music and all kinds of things to buy including Bearded art work. Dulahan has been slated to play live! Also for more information please e-mail ticket@gemcitygentlemen.com you must have this ticket to enter the event. Thank you for your understanding and have a lovely and bearded day!
If you would like to enter, simply show up! Sign-ups will be posted at the door for multiple categories, also you can e-mail ticket@gemcitygentlemen.com.
- Full Beard Natural - Naturally grown Full Beard with no aids.
- Full Beard Styled - Any Full Beard that is styled with any type of styling aid.
- Moustache Natural - Naturally grown Moustache with no aids.
- Moustache Styled - Any Moustache this is styled with any type of styling aid.
- Partial Beard Natural - Partial Beard includes Sideburns, Goatee, and any type of Beard that is not considered Full Beard and is grown Naturally
- Partial Beard Styled - A Partial Beard that is styled with any type of styling aid
- Fake Beard - Most Realistic - Any fake Beard that would fool a person into thinking that it is real.
- Fake Beard - Most Fantastic - Any fake Beard that is artistic and creative.
Event page: facebook.com
Coming soon: gemcitygentlemen.com
by Phil Jones
This is going to be a Threadless shirt soon. Count on it.
Website: phildesignart.com
Photostream: http://flic.kr/phildesignart
Threadless: threadless.com
Tumblr: phildesignart.tumblr.com
B is for beard, a Tumblr by Abel Cuevas
Indeed.
Tumblr: bisforbeard.tumblr.com
Photostream: flic.kr/frankie_teardrop
1. YAY fellow beard lovers ♥
2. Here are the beard tumblrs:
http://beardoftheday.tumblr.com/
http://buildabeard.tumblr.com/
You wanna know which one I prefer?
I did this sketch after a charity worker in the street greeted me by making the assumption “you have a beard, you care about the environment”.
Check out my flickr for the expansion on this.
Thanks a lot
Sean
Related: I know you’re just doing your job…
So says Lauren Ray of Pensacola, FL:
i got this tattoo because well, i LOVE beards. Everyone knows it, so i decided to truly show how much i do by getting it tattooed on my knuckles. The thumbs were a last minute idea and i love them. Tattoo courtesy of 3 Saints Tattoos, Pensacola, FL.
(via phildesignart)
I know it’s not winter yet. But it looks awesome, so buy it. Also: grow your beard for six months. Or forever.
(via Colleen Romike)
Bearding isn’t difficult. Just grow. Or: don’t shave. Sometimes it takes a few weeks to build up a face pilose enough to be complimented on it; sometimes it takes just a night or two. However one harvests and fashions their beard, time is the essential ingredient.
But if that’s not enough information — and it wasn’t for me — there are a few pieces of literature I recommend to any Beard Revue reader.
Jack Passion’s humorous guide to all things hirsute, The Facial Hair Handbook:
Allan Peterkin’s One Thousand Beards is more from the perspective of a curious being, probing the history and sociological aspects of the beard:
And, of course, the longest titled beard book ever: Beards: Their social standing, religious involvements, decorative possibilities, and value offence and defence through the ages. It also has one of the best book covers ever.
So that’s a start. And questions are always welcome, of course (just make sure you leave your email addy).
Happy bearding.
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