Become a member of the mustache community with this fun mustache generator. Choose from many different mustaches or easily create your own facial hair masterpiece. My favorite thing about this toy is the way it animates your face once you upload your pic. Check it out, I gave Barry Obama “the biker” stache.
This new site called Pixlr lets you do a lot of basic but useful things to your photos. The interface is very much like Photoshop, but it’s a Flash application that runs in your browser, and it’s free. Most of this stuff you can do in any old image editor, but check it out, it might prove useful for quick edits and resizing. Also, check out the art poster filter - Filter>Art Poster, it’s worth it for that alone. Oh, and the interface is very clean.
Ever wondered what you’d look like with restylane lips? How about a cheek lift? Well, you don’t have to run out and get cosmetic surgery. With this site, lift magic, you can see what you would look like with certain facial augmentations. I don’t think it’s very realistic, nor do I recommend plastic surgery. But I still had a good time playing around with it.
See what you would look like in the styles of years past with yearbook yourself, a fun tool that puts your face in old time photos. I used the Joker as an example:
In the 1960s, Andy Warhol created several “mass-produced” images from photographs of celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley and Jackie Onassis. Below are a couple sites that experiment with this technique
Firs, this is a neat toy that lets you experiment with color. How do the different color combinations affect the mood of the composition?
And second, here is a generator that uses your own pics to achive the Marylin effect. Low resolution results, but hey, it’s still fun.
