
Oh yeah, now that would be a real start towards making America great again!

Oh yeah, now that would be a real start towards making America great again!

I love that a simple mirror image effect can make things look like works of art.

Not that a mountain isn’t already a work of art.

It just changes the way you look at things.

Figuring out where to place the cut in order to copy and flip part of the picture over makes me pay more attention to what is in the photo.

It makes me not only look more closely at the whole image, but at the individual parts as well.

It is always good to be reminded that looking at something is not the same as seeing it.

A mirror image effect on Half Dome in Yosemite, California.

So… uh… I guess that would be called Full Dome???

Now, if I move the split-line for the mirror effect over just a little, you get something completely different.

But I think I like the up-and-down split even more.

Wow. Number 50 of this weird mirror image series.

This might be a record. Usually the crack squirrels living in my head get board and veer off long before this.

But this will be the very last one…

Of the famous faces part…

Of this series…

HA!








Just another evening at my new job in San Diego.

I don’t know if smoking weed would help tRump make America great, but it might make him a little less annoying. I mean him smoking some. Maybe it would help him to relax. It is worth a shot. I know a lot of other people are smoking it to make him a little less annoying.

I love that his head came out heart-shaped. Also, I still think we should use a 3-D printer to make some of these into chess pieces.

Love me tender, love me… oh, forget it.

I had to split those famous, curly lips.

And that has to be the best mirror image hair meld of all times, right?

I think it will take a long time to make America great again… after this guy leaves. I do know that it makes my life a little better when I make fun of him.

Without the famous smile, did you even recognize her?

I will now demonstrate how the placement of the mirror image line gives you completely different effects. Above is a ‘tip of the nose’ line.

Here, I went with the center of the eye.

And that is what I like to call ‘the Siamese twin’ look.

Any way you slice it… or her… it is a captivating painting. I have seen it in the Louvre.

It is a lot smaller than I thought it would be.