Fascinating. Thank you.

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Very, very cool. I'd like to see the photographer and makeup artist's process to fully appreciate it. :3

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Came across this yesterday, it's pretty interesting. I was trying to find out the model's actual age but couldn't. I imagine she's early 20s or late teens...

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Born in 1988

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And, judging by the subscripts, healthy living and focusing on the difficult but long-term methods rather than short term stopgaps that make the problem that much worse later on.

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Wow. Fantastic.

Don't discount the skills of the model herself. Facial expression and demeanor are not a trivial part of these images.

Edited at 2008-11-21 02:23 pm (UTC)

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Also very true.

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Nice. I like what they've done. My only criticism is that they didn't properly age the hands- they look young throughout.

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I noticed that too. If you look at the larger version of these, you'll see that they added some liver spots to her hands for the 60-year-old one. But that's not nearly enough, the hands of a 20-year-old woman look noticeably different than those of a 40-year-old woman.

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Is it just me, or does 30 just look scary? 50 looks very Michelle Pfieffer-esque.

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Yeah, she went through a dark patch in her 30s.

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[[ You can do a lot with lighting and makeup. ]]

OH, YES. :)

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