These Portraits Were Created by Combining Photos of Celebrities
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Pedro Berg Johnsen of Norway has an unusual hobby: in his spare time, he combines portraits of celebrities to create real-looking photos of people that don’t actually exist. For example, the portrait above was created by blending the heads and faces of singer Taylor Swift and actress Emma Watson.
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“I use a bit of Photoshop for final touches and editing, but the actual blending is done in a program called SqirlzMorph,” Johnsen tells PetaPixel. “It’s free, and pretty easy to use.”
“As for time, everything between two hours and a couple of days,” he says. “It depends on image size, what level of detail I’m going for and how invested I am in the project.”
Here are some other hybrid faces he has created so far:
Emma Watson + Kristen Stewart
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Jeremy Renner + Chris Evans
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Megan Fox + Angelina Jolie
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Michael Shannon + Jake Gyllenhaal
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Arnold Schwarzenegger + Colin Farrell
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Natalie Dormer + Elsa Hosk
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Mads Mikkelsen + Hugh Dancy
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Ethan Hawke + Brad Pitt
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Elizabeth Olsen + Scarlett Johansson
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Chris Pratt + Harrison Ford
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Heath Ledger + Tom Hardy
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Natalie Dormer + Emma Watson
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Chris Pratt + Patrick Wilson
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You can find more of these “Face Morphs” by following along with Johnsen’s account on DeviantArt.
Image credits: Face morph images by Pedro Berg Johnsen and used with permission