This one wasn't so much an attempt at being creative as it was getting familiar with morphing software. I just got a little obsessed with it, and the end result turned out to be interesting.

There is a theory that the most beautiful faces actually have the most average features. A number of projects have taken many photographs of people (some who were far from the glamour magazine standards) and morphed them together to create attractive faces. I have seen these, and as interesting as they were, I wanted to "one-up" them. For starters, I picked 32 women who are already known for having attractive faces. I wanted to see if it made a difference. (The answer is "not really".) But the second thing I wanted to do was show different angles than straight-forward. As far as I know, I'm the only person who has done this in profile and 3/4 views.

The thirty-two women to make these images were: Jessica Alba, Gilian Anderson, Annette Bening, Claire Danes, Dana Delaney, Angie Everhart, Rebecca Gayheart, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Heather Graham, Allyson Hannigan, Angie Harmon, Lauren Holly, Traylor Howard, Helen Hunt, Elizabeth Hurley, Jane Leeves, Debra Messing, Renee O'Connor, Gwyneth Paltrow, Elizabeth Perkins, Paulina Poriskova, Molly Ringwald, Julia Roberts, Elisabeth Shue, Mira Sorvino, Sherry Stringfield, Mena Suvari, Charleze Theron, Debra Winger, Kate Winslet, Kari Wuhrer, and Cordelia (not a movie star, but the same model as in the drawing of the same name).

If anyone thinks this belongs in a better category, let me know.

**FOR THOSE THAT DON'T ALREADY KNOW**
I'm looking for models to help me make a new project just like this one. See here for more details.