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I’m impressed with the technical expertise and patience involved but otherwise not impressed. All human faces come with two eyes, a nose and a mouth and they can all be easily morphed from one to the other.
The women there didn’t really look all that similar to me, and you could easily morph in different ethnicities and even men and draw the same basic conclusion - human faces are interesting and all come with two eyes, a nose, a mouth and they’re all stuck to the front of your head in basically the same way.
Sorry to be a party pooper but I’m not sure what I was supposed to learn from this. Any first semester art student could tell you the basic, aesthetically pleasing proportions of the human face. No?
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Actually you’ve enlivened my party in that I’m quite happy that I’ve never been a first semester art student. So I can see the similarity between most of these pretty women and most pretty men too. I can also see the dissimilarity between these pretties and the not-so-pretties, male and female.
I’d venture that Mona Lisa and Eleanor Roosevelt look quite different. As do Mel Gibson and Ugly Betty.
Similar might be, I don’t know, Rock Hudson and Liz Taylor?
Paintings lie. Similarity is, at least until recently, more obvious in photographs.