[Bg]

A couple of years ago I saw a timelapse of mother and daughter who had taken a photo of themselves every year for over 20 years, it was in a magazine which name escapes me at the moment. There's also the guy on Youtube who took photo of his face every day for x number of years and I still think he does it every day.. haven't checked it lately so can't say for sure.

I thought it would be interesting to do one from imagination and input as much aging related observations into it as possible.

Here's some I used in the following picture:

- Creases get deeper by the year.
- Gravity takes it's toll on flesh groups that are divided by the creases.
- Ears and nose get bigger.
- Mouth shape depends partly on what lies beneath.. how many teeth have fallen off etc.
- Eyes go brighter and their contrast decreases, pupils go smaller.
- Hair turns gray and falls off, also becomes thinner.




It would be cool if other people would come up with similar studies (I mean pictures, not observations ) so this could turn into "aging thread".

Going fat would be another interesting study subject, I've made this study of turning into Cartman earlier :


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[Petri.J]

I think it was a science magazine from Bonnier Publications, that had those timelapse photos.
Anyway a very good study.
Perhaps the whole body next?

[Naeem]

I especially love the cartman evolution. Anything to do with that guy is awesome-o in my book.
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[Borilius]

Good job man, that first one reminds me of the actor John Cleese:)
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Tthat's what gravity do to your face.
hey Bg, btw