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Why the title?
Well I thought it was a bit of an ambitious project, that's why.
You may remember this remarkable transformation and its original source material found at a house party in South Shields. I think it was Ted Snelgrove who implied that I should have a go with the other girl.
Well, after cloning away an arm, and losing much of the background, this is the result.
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@Ted: As an afterthought, I too thought I'd sacrificed too much around the nose, but by then I'd done it.
@Christine: I don't even know here, but a friend is arranging to take a print around.
@CElliottUK: I remembering brightening the eyes, but I didn't alter the hue at all Chris, I may have punched the brightening too far.
@Anthony Morgan Lambert: No, I'm sure the are not that blue, I did increase the brightness, but may have gone to far with them.
@Stephen: I hope she is, don't think she's seen it yet!
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