#Keenie project runway skin

Portal Summoning: As demonstrated in her debut episode, she was the one to summon a portal back to Heaven for herself and her fellow co-workers.

Musical Talent: In the beginning of the episode ' C.H.E.R.U.B', she is able to sing the lyrics on rhythm.Archery: Along with her co-workers, Keenie is seen to be proficient with her crossbow being able to shoot many arrows at high speeds.Enhanced Strength: Keenie is seen effortlessly lifting a large boulder during the C.H.E.R.U.B commercial.When released from the crossbow, these arrows leave behind a visible trail of bright sparkling golden light. Weapon Summoning: Like all other Cherubs, Keenie has the ability to summon an angelic crossbow that's unique to her, as well as golden arrows to load it with.Flight: Along with all the other abilities of Cherubs, Keenie can fly due to her wings, and can fly quite quickly and is swift with her wings in battle, even though her wings are quite small.She has also shown to be the most aggressive and violent of the cherubs, kickstarting the brawl between them and the imps when Millie pushed her too far. Ironically, she is shown to cuss when angered to a high point, even though she still considers I.M.P's actions and slang inappropriate, along with chastising Collin for accidentally using the Lord's name in vain even though she has used far worse language than he has. However, she appears to have total and absolute disregard for Hell and its inhabitants, as she refers to them as disgusting, loathsome beasts that 'shitty dead people' tread on. She doesn't, however, seem to be totally invested in the lives of her clients, and instead appears to only want to help them out of obligation to her job rather than out of sympathy.īeing an angel, Keenie has a very modest nature having low tolerance to what she finds indecent, such as Blitzo making an inappropriate joke or when Collin uses the Lord's name in vain. She is shown to be very dedicated for her work both as an angel and in C.H.E.R.U.B, not hesitating to head into combat if outside forces don't go her way. Keenie poses with a very kind demeanor and attempts to inspire others through her job. Just like all the other Cherubs, all of Keenie's outlines are done in purple.

Her eyes have purple pupils with pink irises, and she wears a yellow dress with a pink hem and a bow. Top fashion market? That is debatable, but most **definitely** will be able to sell.Keenie has the form of a small anthropomorphic sheep with light yellow fur, along with a white halo and pale yellow wings. Plus, I will admit that he does have a market. The judges have drooled over him practically since day 1, and it could be a “See… a mens-ware designer won”. I wouldn’t be surprised if “fan favorite” and “designer most likely for causing swooning” won. I personally disagree that if she won that it would be like when some other contestants won whose work was pretty “arts and crafts”. Perhaps the way that you stated this, it didn’t come out as intended, but it sounds like you have more of an issue with her particular faith tradition, and perhaps viewing a possible win as merely being “P.C.” rather than deserved.

#Keenie project runway skin

Second of all, a person *can’t* incorporate fashion and modesty? So, if a person *chooses* to dress modestly, whether from religious (Amish, Orthodox Jewish, some Muslims), cultural, or personal choices, they automatically are drab and wearing ugly looking (or perhaps ho-hum) clothes? One *needs* to show a certain amount of skin to be beautiful, fashionable, or elegant? (Conclusion: While I can’t officially rule it out, I highly doubt that Brandon is a descendant of the ancient beings believed to lure sailors to their deaths.)įirst of all- Muslim, NOT Moslem. For a while, I was even convinced that Brandon might be some sort of male siren, though my investigation into the matter uncovered that male sirens pretty much disappeared from art around 500 BC, with the creatures being depicted solely as female moving forward. Why don’t the same rules apply to him?īelieve me, I’ve considered every conceivable possibility. My real question is why other contestants have been criticized for occasionally repeating an element of one of their previous looks, yet Brandon consistently receives praise from the judges, when even they acknowledge that his stuff always looks the same.

It’s still nice, but it’s kind of the same.” In fact, I felt that Kenya summed up my own concerns pretty nicely: “Brandon is a good designer. Drag Race All Stars 8 Just Gave Us One of the Most Dramatic Exits in Herstory